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COLUMBIA, S.C. – The South Carolina women’s tennis program opens its 2026 fall schedule this weekend at the Debbie Southern Furman Fall Classic, held Friday, Sept. 11 through Sunday, Sept. 13, in Greenville, S.C. Four players will represent the Gamecocks in Greenville: Jana Stojanova, Frances Pate, Sara Borkop and Jane Dunyon. Fans can follow along using the live stream link. All courts will be streamed other than the stadium court. The event will take place across three doubles and six singles flights with players from Alabama, Furman, Georgia Tech, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, N.C. State, Wake Forest and South Carolina. Friday’s action, set to begin at 9 a.m., includes two rounds of doubles followed by one round of singles. On Saturday, players will face one round of each, and Sunday’s action wraps up with one round of singles. Stojanova and Pate will compete in the first doubles flight while Borkop and Dunyon are set to compete in the second flight. Each Gamecock will compete in the singles competition as well. Continue to check GamecocksOnline.com and the team’s social media accounts (@GamecockWTennis) for the most up-to-date information on the women’s tennis program.

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Home Caltrans Near Me District 4 What You Need to Know State Route 17 Road Rehabilitation and Enhancement project begins second phase of work near Hebard Rd, Lexington Hills, Santa Clara County Published: Sep 09, 2026 Weekly overnight lane closures scheduled from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. Mon., Sept. 21 Santa Clara County – Caltrans will be begin the second phase of the short-term project which will focus on making road repairs and placing safety measures on State Route 17 from Hebard Rd. to the Santa Cruz county line. Beginning Monday Sept. 21, crews will be removing a thin layer of the existing asphalt pavement and placing a new rubberized asphalt surface to extend the life of the roadway, which will provide a smoother ride on northbound and southbound State Route 17 within the project limits. To ensure the safety of the traveling public and workers, a rolling lane closure will be in place with the support of the California Highway Patrol. The lane reduction will be in place starting at 9 p.m.- 6 a.m., the following morning. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) will be on site to provide traffic control. Motorists are advised to expect delays and allow extra

September 09, 2026

With fresh talks on UK-EU relations approaching, new research from British Future finds that people see Brexit as a failure and want closer EU ties. But voters are undecided about what comes next, with uncertainty about the idea of another referendum, or a return to free movement. The research finds public support for a youth mobility scheme, and a majority who want the Prime Minister to pursue a closer relationship with Europe than Labour’s ‘Red Lines’ allow. The report, Britain and Europe: How close should we get?  Public opinion and the choices facing a new government, draws on a nationally representative survey of 3,007 UK adults and focus groups across England and Wales. It identifies five distinct public “tribes” on Europe, from the 22% who are “All In” on rejoining to the 19% who remain “Firmly Out”. The largest group, making up more than four in ten of the public, sit in a moveable middle: open to closer cooperation but unpersuaded on the terms. It also includes detailed sections on public attitudes to freedom of movement, and on UK-EU cooperation on asylum.

BLACKSBURG - The James Franklin Era has begun in Blacksburg.    After an overwhelming 73-3 win over VMI to open the season, the Hokies will look to secure consecutive wins as they host Old Dominion on Saturday, Sept. 12 at noon ET. Tech football will look to take its white-hot momentum into a White Effect game that promises to be an exciting matchup , and with tickets discounted to just $35 dollars a person, fans should act fast to secure their tickets before time runs out! As Blacksburg begins to welcome football fans again for a thrilling weekend in southwest Virginia, read below to see what to expect as the Hokies take on the Monarchs on Worsham Field later this weekend.    How to Follow:   TV: The game will be televised on CW Sports with Thom Brennaman, Jason Cabinda and Wes Bryant on the call.   Radio: The Virginia Tech Sports Network can be heard on 40+ radio stations across the Commonwealth including 105.3 FM in Blacksburg. Bill Roth will handle play-by-play duties while Mike Burnop provides color commentary and Evan Hughes reports from the sideline.   Streaming: Catch the game online at ESPN.com and the ESPN mobile app

Vashaun Newman/UTSA Athletics MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — David Martinez fired a 5-under-par 67 on Monday to move into second place, while UTSA is in fifth following the second round of the Myrtle Beach Golf Trips Intercollegiate at Grande Dunes Resort Club. Martinez turned in his second straight sub-70 round in logging the best score versus par of his collegiate career, leaping from a tie for sixth place into sole possession of second place at 9-under 135. With 18 holes remaining on Tuesday, the junior from Houston sits only one shot back of the 36-hole leader, Coastal Carolina’s Jack Lee, who is 10-under par (66-68—134). Martinez’s 36-hole total is tied for the second-best score versus par through two rounds in program history, only one shot off the program record. In the team race, the Roadrunners are in fifth with a 6-under 570 (277-293), three shots behind Campbell and one stroke ahead of a tie for sixth between Kennesaw State and Stetson. Coastal Carolina (557) leads the 16-team field, followed by Elon (558) and Lipscomb (559). Martinez opened the 54-hole event with a 4-under 68 on Sunday before posting his 67 today on the strength of five birdies. He started the day

The Iowa Ladies' Football Academy: Wave Edition will take place on Saturday, June 12, 2027, inside Kinnick Stadium. IOWA CITY, Iowa — University of Iowa Moon Family Head Football Coach Kirk Ferentz and the Iowa football team invite Hawkeye women to participate in a special, one-time-only event: the  Iowa Ladies' Football Academy: Wave Edition , set to take place on Saturday, June 12, 2027, inside Kinnick Stadium. Proceeds from the event directly benefit the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at UI Health Care Stead Family Children's Hospital. The one-day event offers behind-the-scenes access to Kinnick Stadium and the Iowa football program. Participants will get an inside look at Hawkeye football while honoring one of the most beloved traditions in college sports. Event Highlights: Learn the Game: Direct instruction and insights from current Iowa football players and coaching staff. Swarm Kinnick: Experience running out onto the field to "Back in Black" alongside the team. Famous Pink Locker Room: Tour Kinnick Stadium’s legendary visiting locker room. Celebrate The Wave: In honor of its 10-year anniversary, participants will join in waving to the patients and families at the UI Health Care Stead Family Children's Hospital. Registration & Fundraising Requirements:  Registration  for the event is $100 (nonrefundable). To

Vashaun Newman/UTSA Athletics MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — David Martinez and Bryce Womack are tied for sixth place and the UTSA men’s golf team is in second place after round one of the Myrtle Beach Golf Trips Intercollegiate, which teed off Sunday at Grande Dunes Resort Club. Martinez and Womack both posted a 4-under-par 68 to help lead the Roadrunners to an 11-under 277. UTSA is just one shot behind day-one leader Elon, one stroke ahead of Campbell and two better than Lipscomb (-9) in the 16-team field with 36 holes remaining. All five Roadrunners in the lineup turned in a red number in the season-opening round, as Brayden Bare carded a 2-under 70, while Gabriel Derbez and Francisco Solorza registered 71s. Martinez and Womack are part of an 8-way tie for sixth place, three shots off the pace set by Lipscomb’s Ciaran Murphy, who fired a 7-under 65. Martinez wrote down five birdies against only one bogey in the first round of his third year with the Roadrunners. Teeing off from No. 10, he birdied both par fives on that side of the course, the 560-yard 13th and the 578-yard 17th, to get to 2-under. He then moved to the

On 22 July 2023, Elon Musk posted that X would “bid adieu to the twitter brand and, gradually, all the birds.” The next day he said the company was taking blow torches to the Twitter logo on the building. Three years on, both posts have cost him a trademark. Chief Judge Colm Connolly ruled on 3 September that X keeps the Twitter name. It has probably given up the word “tweet” and the bird logo. His opinion, filed in the District of Delaware, runs to 31 pages. It turns, repeatedly, on what Musk said in public. The case is X Corp. against Operation Bluebird, a startup set up to claim the marks Musk discarded. X sued it in December 2025. Days earlier, on 2 December, Bluebird had filed its own applications for “TWITTER” and “TWEET” with the US Patent and Trademark Office. What X kept, and what it cost X won on eight marks, the group Connolly calls Twitter-formative. It won them on a single clause sitting in the Apple App Store. The X app listing opens: “Welcome to X (formerly known as Twitter), your trusted digital town square.” Naser Baseer, a legal director at X, testified that the company