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Three friends drove from California to Mexico for a surfing trip. Then they disappeared

4 days ago By Kate Linthicum Los Angeles Times

Last month, two brothers and one of their friends crossed from the United States into Mexico to explore Baja California’s famous surf breaks. One of the brothers, Callum Robinson, 33, posted snapshots of their journey on Instagram, showing the men gazing out at the ocean with cups of coffee, enjoying street tacos and relaxing with beers on a roof deck.

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Nikola Jokic’s supposed indifference toward basketball? A third MVP will disprove that myth.

4 days ago By Bennett Durando The Denver Post

The celebrity cameo on the early-morning bus didn’t get any less surprising after the first time. In fact, it became even more so, once Christian Braun realized it was a trend and not a one-time occurrence.

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How every horse in the 2024 Kentucky Derby got its name and why it’s such a challenge

4 days ago By Linda Blackford Lexington Herald-leader

The naming of racehorses can be a fun game and an esoteric exercise that peeks deep into pedigrees and wordplay for inspiration. Take for example, Sierra Leone. One of his owners, Peter Brant, nodded to his sire, Gun Runner, because the African nation is known as a center of arms dealing.

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Lawmakers resistant to restoring low-income tax credits should spend a night in a homeless shelter

4 days ago By Tiffany Tagbo Oklahoma Voice

Maybe then, they would drop their opposition to helping Americans struggling with poverty If there’s one thing I could tell federal lawmakers, it would be to bring back the expanded, monthly, fully refundable Child Tax Credit. Those monthly payments of up to $300 per child cut child poverty nearly in half in just a few months.

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Broadband expansion is this generation’s rural electrification

4 days ago By Mike Sanders Oklahoma Broadband Office Executive Director

From downtown Oklahoma City and Tulsa to the far edges of the panhandle and Ouachita Mountains, high-speed internet is no longer a luxury, it’s a necessity. For decades the conversation about expanding internet access has taken place without a plan of action, until now.

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Burbank First Baptist Church News

4 days ago By News Staff

It has been 103 years since the Burbank Tribune began publishing the news for the Burbank community. From the information that I have found they were only in business for one year.

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Tales from the Trails

4 days ago By News Staff

What happens when I lay down to rest? Does my mind race causing me to toss and turn endlessly? Psalms 23:1, 2 The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want. He makes me to lie down in green pastures.

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Police Blotter

4 days ago By News Staff

April 28, 2024 Reported Gunshots - At 1:10 am, the reporting party requested an officer in reference to two gunshots behind his house in the area of 2125 Mary Street. Unable to locate shots.

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