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SAN ANTONIO — UTSA has placed five players on the Shriners Children’s 1000 watch list for the 2027 Shriners Children’s East-West Bowl. Wide receiver David Amador II, running back Will Henderson III, quarterback Owen McCown, linebacker Owen Pewee and wide receiver AJ Wilson were chosen for the list, which recognizes 1,000 FBS players who currently are all-star game eligible for the 2027 East-West Shrine Bowl and 2027 NFL Draft class. The full list is available at shrinersbowl.com. Amador caught 45 passes for 443 yards and four touchdowns as a redshirt sophomore in 2025. A versatile weapon, he also completed both of his pass attempts for touchdowns. The Galena Park North Shore High School product posted his third career 100-yard game with 113 yards and a pair of TDs on 10 receptions in the 48-26 home triumph over Tulane … also tossed a 21-yard touchdown pass in the win over the Green Wave and earned honorable mention player of the week accolades from the Paul Hornung Award, the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award and the American Conference. In 29 career games, he owns 87 receptions, 921 receiving yards, six receiving TDs and 62 rushing yards on seven attempts to go with

New Zealand Twitch streamer Quin69 was livestreaming when a strong 5.9 earthquake struck near Taumarunui on Saturday morning.

Welcome back to another weekend. Today, we’re doing the LinkedIn Games for Friday, July 24, 2026, and the puzzles have finally started to become a little harder than the simpler ones we’ve had this week. Of course, if you need any help, you can check out our LinkedIn Games answers below. If you’ve never done the LinkedIn Games before, you can check them out here. And if you like daily games like this, check out our list of the top 10 daily puzzle games. In this guide, we’ll go through all the LinkedIn Games solutions for July 24, 2026. If you’d like to try our web games, visit FW Gaming! LinkedIn Wend Solution for July 24, 2026 (#46) The daily Wend puzzle solution. Image Credit: LinkedIn/FandomWire The LinkedIn Wend is the newest game in the lineup, and we have short and long words today. Here’s the full solution for today’s puzzle: Three Letter Word: BOX Four Letter Word: EXAM Six Letter Word: JUGGLE Seven Letter Word: LOGICAL Eight Letter Word: INTERIOR Nine Letter Word: CARTRIDGE LinkedIn Patches Solution for July 24, 2026 (#129) The daily Patches puzzle solution. | Image Credit: LinkedIn/FandomWire The Patches today has a good number of

The Summit County Sheriff’s Office recently investigated a puppy-related scam, arrested a man after his motor vehicle appointment and helped off-roaders after their vehicle got stuck in the backcountry. The following incidents occurred between Monday, July 6, and Sunday, July 12. Deputies issued citations to two people who others reported for welding in their driveways without the exemptions needed to do so during Stage 2 fire restrictions. One incident was in Dillon and the other in Summit Cove. On July 7, a man in unincorporated Breckenridge reported that someone he did not personally know blackmailed him with nude photos he sent them on Snapchat. The person threatened to share the man’s photos if he did not pay the person money. A deputy called the person, who the man had thought was a woman, and spoke to a man who did not speak English and quickly ended the call. The man did not lose any money and did not want to participate in further investigation. Deputies did not identify any suspects, and they advised the man to block all accounts associated with the incident. A man scared an Airbnb renter in Wildernest when he went up to the unit and claimed

LEXINGTON, Ky. – Kentucky Volleyball head coach Craig Skinner will be inducted into the Delaware County Athletics Hall of Fame on Saturday evening in his hometown of Muncie, Indiana. The induction banquet will be at 6 p.m. ET Saturday in Muncie at the Ball State Alumni Center, where Skinner is a proud graduate of. Skinner is one of 11 inductees of the Class of 2026. As a member of the elected class of 2026, Skinner received at least 75% of the board members’ votes during the balloting process. The Class of 2026 includes Cindy (Kizer) Baldwin, Melvin Bryant II, Bob Cook, Caroline (Gullion) Kovalcin, Mike Larrabee, Joselyn (Johnson) Martin, Ryan Schrecongost, Skinner, Kristy (Cox) Smoot, Cody Young, and Doug Zaleski. Since being tabbed Kentucky’s head coach in December 2004, Craig Skinner has guided the Kentucky volleyball program into national prominence and is the program’s all-time winningest head coach. He will enter his 22nd season in 2026 with an all-time record of 497-157. He reached the pinnacle of the sport in April of 2021, winning the 2020 NCAA National Championship at the CHI Health Center in Omaha, Nebraska. In doing so, he became the head coach of the first volleyball team

Mike Grimala Fri, July 24, 2026 at 3:54 PM UTC 1 min read A Massachusetts man pleaded guilty in connection with coercing underage victims to send him nude photographs. Robert Burnham, a 44-year-old Gloucester resident, pleaded guilty Thursday to one count of sexual exploitation of a minor and one count of possession of child sex abuse material, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office. In June 2024, Burnham met a 13-year-old girl on Snapchat and told her he was in her grade, according to prosecutors. Burnham then told the victim he already had nude photos of her, and that he would send them to her father if she didn't send Burnham sexually explicit material. From June to October 2024, Burnham coerced the victim into sending explicit videos and pictures. If she did not comply right away, he would threaten her, according to prosecutors. In one instance, Burnham told her he was "going to put f*****g hand on (her)" and that he was going to rape her." Burnham contacted other minors on Snapchat and used similar tactics, threatening them if they did not comply. Burnham was arrested in September 2025 and is set to be sentenced on Dec. 3. The charges against

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Orcas in the Gulf of California have been filmed teaming up to smash dead sunfish to pieces. Researchers from the U.S., Saudi Arabia and Mexico ...

The Cobb County Public Library distributed the following announcemetn about the Vision To Learn project: Hundreds of Cobb County students are heading into the new school year with clearer vision thanks to a highly successful Summer Break 2026 partnership between the nonprofit Vision To Learn (VTL) and the Cobb County Public Library (CCPL). During the summer mobile clinic campaign, which runs from late May through July 31, VTL’s eye care professionals administered, so far, free eye exams to 306 students, ages 5 through 18. A significant 80 percent of those students were prescribed new glasses, which are provided entirely free of charge, with students selecting their own frames. “Our work is far from finished as there are still thousands of students in our community struggling without the essential vision care they need,” said Tom Brooks, CCPL communications specialist and an organizer of the library VTL clinics. “Cobb County’s ‘glasses gap’ is a major, expensive barrier which impacts education, economic and workforce development, and overall community well-being.” Uncorrected vision is a significant hurdle for millions of children across the United States. According to health reports, about 25 percent of school-age children need glasses to fully engage and succeed in the classroom.