Roblox's latest earnings report was uninspiring, but the company continued to improve in key areas.
Board of Public Works transfers control of Crownsville Hospital Center to Anne Arundel County
Yahoo Sports senior NBA insider Chris Haynes and senior NBA writer Vincent Goodwill connect on the “Posted Up with Chris Haynes” podcast to discuss Brooklyn’s ongoing dilemma with its two superstars - and whether deals will be done for them by opening night of the 2022-2023 season. Hear the full conversation on the Posted Up with Chris Haynes podcast. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher or wherever you listen.
Horizon Forbidden West was already one of the best-looking games on PlayStation 5, and now developer Guerrilla Games has found a way to make it look even better.
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Police are on scene of a shooting near 63rd Avenue and Bethany Home Road in Glendale.
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Brandon Fecteau, 43, of Farmington, has been arrested and charged with first-degree assault with a deadly weapon in connection with the stabbing, police said.
Law enforcement if cracking down on dangerous driving and speeding in Harper Woods.
About 100 people are working in Boston to set up the sets, lights and speakers that make up the King Tut exhibit.
The national average Wednesday was down to $4.78, while in New Hampshire, the average price dropped 9 cents from a week ago to $4.77.
Nearly two months after a crowdfunding campaign to honor Hannah Crutchfield was announced, organizers say they've surpassed their fundraising goal of $200,000.
STORY: Stocks ended slightly higher on Wednesday, after a seesaw session, as investors absorbed details on the Federal Reserve's position on interest rates in minutes from its latest policy meeting.Kevin Nicholson, chief investment officer at Riverfront Investment Group, said the minutes from the June meeting showed Fed officials determined to fight inflation. "This serves as a reminder to investors that the Fed is going to be hawkish because we've been having a bit of a tug of war between recession and inflation fears over the last couple of weeks. And we've seen yields come down in the fixed income markets because of that. But I think that the Fed minutes reiterated that they're going to fight inflation at all costs. And that's why we're seeing yields move up a couple of basis points."Most traders are predicting another 75-basis-point interest rate hike at the Fed's next meeting later in July. Meanwhile, a report from the Labor Department on Wednesday showed U.S. job openings fell less than expected in May, pointing to a still-tight labor market that could keep the Fed on its aggressive path. The Dow rose about a quarter of a percent, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq each added about a third of a percent.Shares of Uber Technologies and DoorDash fell, after Amazon.com agreed to take a 2% stake in food delivery business Grubhub.Shares of Amazon rose about three quarters of a percent.Shares of Rivian Automotive, which Amazon also has a stake in, gained more than 10% after the EV maker's deliveries nearly quadrupled as it ramped up production.Shares of Tesla, the world's largest electric-car maker, fell half of a percent.
Some Floridians found themselves watching political ads from California over the holiday weekend after Gov. Gavin Newsom bought airtime for an attack against Gov. Ron DeSantis.
One family had a memorable Independence Day as a shark feasted on a seal in front of them in Orleans, Massachusetts, on Monday, July 4.The shark-spotting happened days after the Massachusetts State Police posted aerial footage of a shark in Provincetown.The Cape Cod National Seashore cautioned visitors to “follow all signage and flag warnings at beaches and instructions of the lifeguards” to avoid shark attacks.This video captured by Kim Reilly of Studio K Photography shows the water turning red with blood at Nauset Beach in Orleans, Massachusetts, as members of a family can be heard howling in disgust. Credit: Kim Reilly of Studio K Photography via Storyful
Becca Tilley is getting candid about injectables. The former Bachelor contestant, who recently joined longtime girlfriend Hayley Kiyoko in her music video “For the Girls,” did an AMA on her Instagram Story on Tuesday during which a follower asked her whether she’s ever used injectables. Tilley replied, “Thank you for asking respectfully and I get Botox every 3-4 months. I always say ‘I still want to be able to make expressions’ so that I'm not fully frozen, but I like the glow/brightness it gives me.”
The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale 2022 runs July 15 to July 31. Preview this year's 35 best menswear deals and everything you need to know about the sale here.
Health experts are weighing in on the nation's escalating opioid epidemic after overdose deaths reached a record high last year. Dale Klatzker, president and CEO of Gaudenzia Inc., a nonprofit drug and alcohol treatment and recovery center with locations in Maryland, said it's an unprecedented time for addiction. It comes after COVID-19 shut down many treatment programs. However, there is somewhat promising news in the Mid-Atlantic.
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A toddler's hilarious interaction with an Amazon Alexa is giving TikTok users their daily dose of serotonin. The post Amazon Alexa’s hysterical response to child’s question caught on camera appeared first on In The Know.
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