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General City News Posted on December 20, 2025 The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) recently announced they are moving into the next phase of the I-75 construction bridge reconstruction between Fair Road and Russell Road. Earlier this week, the contractor began preparing the barrier walls in anticipation of the upcoming traffic shift.  On Wednesday, December 17, the contractor scheduled a daytime closure of the right northbound travel lane. Northbound traffic was maintained by use of the contraflow lane and the exit/entrance ramps at State Route 47/Michigan Avenue were closed.  The final shift of this phase is expected to take place on Monday, December 22. Motorists should expect intermittent lane closures on I-75 northbound between Fair Road and Russell Road from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Crews will be shifting traffic into its normal pattern with two lanes in each direction on their proper sides. This work is weather and temperature dependent. This new traffic flow will be maintained through spring 2026. As a part of the ODOT project, the contractor will remove and replace the mainline bridge over Campbell Road In addition, minor profile adjustments will be made to I-75 to increase the vertical clearance. For additional information or questions

May 2, 2019 NFL draft happenings at Children’s Hospital The National Football League draft descended on Nashville last week, but before the first selection was made, players and national media personalities came to Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt to visit with patients and family members in Seacrest Studio. By VUMC News and Communications

LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky is the master of careers, leading a platform that enables over one billion people worldwide to connect over jobs and business tips, but this doesn’t mean that he agrees with every piece of advice users share. That includes five-year career plans. Although a five-year plan may help people set their goals and stay on track with where they want to be, Ryan believes that the approach is “outdated” considering the fast pace of today’s job market. Speaking on a recent ‘No One Knows What They’re Doing’ podcast , hosted by content creator Erin McGoff on YouTube, the CEO said: “You’ll hear people frequently say, ‘hey, you have a five-year plan, like, chart out what the next five years of your life are going to look like, and then follow the path and follow that plan. “And in reality, when you know technology and the labour market and everything is moving beneath you, I think having a five-year plan is a little bit foolish.” Erin McGoff, host of the 'No One Knows What They're Doing' podcast Instead, he advised that it’s best for people to focus on what they want to learn and the experiences they want

A viral reel by a job hunt coach has exposed a new LinkedIn interview scam, warning candidates to watch out for fake recruiter emails, suspicious links and requests to turn off security settings. 'I just got scammed': A woman in a viral video exposed a new LinkedIn scam(Instagram/vin_thejobhunt) A new LinkedIn recruitment scam is doing the rounds, and job hunt coach Vini has warned jobseekers to stay alert after she narrowly escaped a fake interview process that looked legitimate at every step. In a viral Instagram reel, Vini shared how she applied for a role that appeared credible and professional, received a formal email response, and was sent what looked like a genuine interview link. Believing the opportunity was real, she spent hours preparing for the interview. The first red flag emerged when the Zoom interview link worked only on Android and Windows devices and failed on iPhones and Macs. The link then prompted her to turn off her VPN — a request she says no legitimate recruiter would ever make. A closer look at the sender’s email ID revealed a suspicious domain, confirming her fears. “That’s when it hit me — I had been scammed,” Vini said in the

First we had Spotify Wrapped, then Snapchat Wrapped and YouTube Wrapped – and now it’s time to say hello to LinkedIn Wrapped 2025. Yes, it’s actually a real thing, and here’s how to get it. LinkedIn’s Year In Review gives you a recap of your year on the website, highlighting all kinds of things, including how many times you went on the site, the peak times you used LinkedIn and the total number of posts you shared. It also tells you how many comments you made, the total number of new connections and how many impressions your profile received overall. Then, you’ll get a personality that describes the way you used LinkedIn. Credit: LinkedIn Plus, LinkedIn Wrapped gives you some historic stats too, like the exact date you joined LinkedIn and your first ever connection on the website. All of it is compiled into a nice highlight reel that can be shared on social media, and it’s really easy to find. Here’s how to get your LinkedIn Wrapped 2025 To see your LinkedIn Year In Review, open the LinkedIn app and click ‘Home’ in the bottom bar. There should be a banner at the top of the screen titled “Year

TV & Home Theaters Global users of The Frame, The Frame Pro and QLED models will have access to 20 masterpieces representing Korean art 12/17/2025 Samsung and the National Museum of Korea today announced that they have made 20 carefully selected works from the late Samsung Chairman Lee Kun-Hee’s renowned art collection available  on the Samsung Art Store. A larger selection of the collection’s original pieces are currently on display at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art in Washington, D.C. High resolution digital version of the selected works — representative masterpieces of Korean art — can be viewed on the Samsung Art Store’s National Museum of Korea page. Through this initiative, Samsung and the National Museum of Korea aim to introduce the richness and excellence of traditional Korean art to Samsung consumers worldwide. Samsung TVs Offer a Korean Art Masterpiece Experience in High Resolution The 20 artworks selected from the Lee Kun-Hee Collection are now viewable in stunning 4K resolution on Samsung TVs, offering users a vivid digital encounter with the masterpieces. A few featured works worth highlighting in the Samsung Art Store include: “Clearing after Rain on Mount Inwang” (National Treasure No. 216) – A representative example of

A Reddit post recently went viral after a user playfully blurred the lines between professional networking and modern dating sites, sharing screenshots that looked like a ‘Girlfriend’ LinkedIn profile. The post, uploaded to r/IndianWorkplace under the title “Every app is a dating app if you’re Indian enough,” reposts a standard LinkedIn job listing, but with a twist. Instead of advertising a corporate role, the “job” being offered is for a “Girlfriend.” The screenshot shows a full-time hybrid position based in Gurgaon, Haryana, complete with a formal description, required qualifications, and even an “Easy Apply” button. According to the listing, the responsibilities of a “Girlfriend” include “nurturing and maintaining a strong emotional connection,” engaging in meaningful conversations, offering companionship and mutual support, and participating in shared hobbies or activities. The post emphasises that “active communication, respect, and understanding will form the foundation of this role,” alongside collaborative decision-making and fostering a positive, supportive relationship. The qualifications section keeps up the corporate parody, highlighting traits such as strong emotional intelligence, active listening, and empathy, along with the ability to collaborate, adapt, and compromise. The “ideal candidate” is also expected to have a sense of humour, kindness, honesty, and mutual respect, balance personal

Home Entertainment From 115-inch cinematic displays to 55-inch premium formats, the new TV lineup offers enhanced color precision and intelligent processing capabilities 12/16/2025 Samsung today announced that in 2026, it will launch an expanded Micro RGB TV lineup, available in 55-, 65-, 75-, 85-, 100-, and 115-inch class models. 1 The new expansive range introduces the next evolution of Samsung Micro RGB display technology, setting a new standard for premium home viewing. “With Samsung’s latest technology, our Micro RGB portfolio delivers vivid color and clarity that make movies, sports and TV shows feel more expressive and engaging,” said Hun Lee, Executive Vice President of the Visual Display (VD) Business at Samsung Electronics. “By expanding the lineup for 2026, we’re establishing a new premium category with sizes that span the full range of modern living spaces while maintaining our highest picture standards.” Consumers are demanding better picture quality from their TVs, and this differentiator has become a key reason many viewers upgrade to premium models. Whether used as a centerpiece for large living spaces or a space-conscious premium display, each Micro RGB TV model utilizes advanced Samsung display architecture to reflect the company’s commitment to engineering precision and elite picture performance. Micro

Welcome back to another round of LinkedIn Games answers. We’ve only reached the second day of the week, and it seems like somehow, the puzzles got even easier than yesterday. But I will say that the Pinpoint does pack a little bit of a punch. If you’re looking to try these games out, you can find them here. And if it’s your first time doing these puzzle games, you’ll get a tutorial level that is separate from the daily puzzle. With that in mind, here are all the LinkedIn Games solutions for December 16, 2025. And if you’d like to try some of our web games, you can visit FW Gaming! LinkedIn Queens Solution for December 16, 2025 (#595) The daily Queens puzzle. | Image Credit: LinkedIn/FandomWire The Queens puzzle goes back down to a 7×7 grid today, and we’re back to another round of super-easy puzzles, honestly. Here’s the solution for today: Play Free Games . Anytime . Anywhere Tap a cover; hit Play to continue on FandomWire Gaming. Queen #1: Row 1, Column 1 Queen #2: Row 2, Column 3 Queen #3: Row 3, Column 6 Queen #4: Row 4, Column 4 Queen #5: Row 5, Column 2

Hyundai Hyundai CEO Jose Muñoz reveals how ramped-up U.S. localization will drive big global growth gambit Hyundai CEO Jose Muñoz reveals in an interview how he plans to drive a 73 percent surge in North American sales in just five years, leveraging ramped-up localized production in the U.S., blitzing into new segments and rolling out a host of new product technologies. HG By Hans Greimel