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Throughout its July restaurant inspections, the San Antonio Metropolitan Health District dished out plenty of grades of 100-out-of-100, but other establishments didn’t fare so well. Inspectors found cleanliness problems — like live roaches in the kitchen, a “pet dog” being kept inside a “sheet covered area” at a meat market — and more

Greg Gutfeld examines the news of the day through a satiric lens fused with pop culture

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – Tennessee is among the lowest-ranked states for childhood nutrition, according to a new index from nutrition brand Juice Plus+

In March, I ranked the 15 worst contracts in the NBA. Some of those rankings aged well. Joel Embiid was overpaid then and he’s overpaid now. Some of them do not. The ranking committee offers its sincere apologies to NBA champion Karl-Anthony Towns, who just had one of the greatest statistical playoff runs in league…

Over the years as a stock market participant, I’ve experienced my fair share of ups and downs. In my early days, the 2008 financial crisis was still fresh in everyone’s minds and the idea of another crash was terrifying. 

WalletHub has released its annual study on the best — and, by default, worst — states for healthcare

US News & World Report released its annual list of the best states to live in, evaluating each in eight categories: education, healthcare, the economy, infrastructure, opportunity, fiscal stability, the natural environment, and crime and corrections. The categories are weighted differently based on a survey of 25,000 Americans that asked what they care most about

A new study has ranked the 50 states from best to worst, and Kentucky falls near the bottom

U.S. News & World Report released its 2026 Best State Ranking, calculating scores based on factors such as education, environmental quality, crime rates and healthcare

The annual opening of training camp typically brings optimism to most NFL teams. Anything is possible. This will be our year. But for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2026, fans did not even have time to digest practice highlights before the first couple of waves of concerning news came ashore