Kentucky expected to hire Will Stein: Oregon assistant set to replace Mark Stoops
Stein, a Kentucky native, has been Oregon's offensive coordinator for three seasons
Stein, a Kentucky native, has been Oregon's offensive coordinator for three seasons
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A young person was injured Nov. 28 following a shooting at the Jefferson Apartments in Lewes. Lewes police were notified at 1:08 a.m. that someone had fired numerous shots at an apartment building at 825 Kings Highway, and a juvenile inside the apartment suffered a nonlife-threatening gunshot wound. Police said they believe the shooting was targeted, and members of the public are not at risk. Police said they continue to […]
Two exciting young quarterbacks square off in prime time
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10 small business received a complimentary one-year membership to the New Castle County Chamber of Commerce. The post New Castle County Chamber membership program announce honorees appeared first on Delaware Business Times.
Let's revisit the biggest moments from the weekend. Here are 10 takeaways from Week 14 of the college football season.
The Cincinnati Bengals beat the Baltimore Ravens 32-14, and the Ravens have fallen to 6-6. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, Kevin Wildes, and Greg Jennings discuss the loss and what it means for the Ravens and Lamar Jackson, and if John Harbaugh is coaching for his job the rest of the season.
The Dallas Cowboys beat the Kansas City Chiefs 31-28, and the Chiefs have fallen to a 6-6 record whereas Dallas is at 6-5-1. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, and Kevin Wildes react to the game and ask if it’s time to finally worry about the Chiefs. Plus, Broussard gives the Cowboys a grade for their win. They also discuss the Philadelphia Eagles being in a “funk”.
Employees around Delaware have been paying into a statewide family and medical leave program for a year and, come Jan. 1, they will finally gain access to Delaware paid leave in the event of a crisis, military deployment, the arrival of a new child or other situation. The post Delaware Paid Leave to open for claims in 2026 appeared first on Delaware Business Times.
The Body High Tour will bring twigs to theaters and arenas across North America, Europe, and the United Kingdom beginning in March
The Kenny family celebrates 30 years operating six ShopRites in Delaware, growing from two stores to 900 employees while supporting community charitable causes. The post 🔒 Kenny family, ShopRite stores celebrate 30 years in greater Wilmington appeared first on Delaware Business Times.
Underdogs won big over the weekend, and sportsbooks won because of it. Patrick Everson breaks down the holiday stretch and more.
Chris 'The Bear' Fallica delivers his top 10 rankings ahead of conference championship weekend of the college football season.
Texas HC Steve Sarkisian joins Colin Cowherd to discuss Texas’ playoff chances, and Arch Manning’s development.
Also, the Warriors can't stop turning the ball over and every Clippers loss is OKC's gain
The first-quarter buzzer is sounding on the 2025-26 NBA season, and it's time to hand out some grades
Detroit's stats when St. Brown is on the field versus when he's off the field are not pretty
A man faces charges after police say he rammed the back of a car near Milton Nov. 28, and then damaged a patrol car after he was arrested. Police responded at 11:19 a.m. to the area of Bay Avenue for a domestic disturbance. They learned Shannon Hilton, 44, had rammed the car of the woman whose daughter had a no-contact court order against Hilton as the mother was trying to leave. […]