Author: Joe Prime

Community Shaken After Fatal Crash Near Richmond Leaves Teen Dead, 4 Injured A community near Richmond is mourning after a devastating traffic crash claimed the life of a 13-year-old and left four others injured, according to local authorities. The collision occurred late [day/time] on a roadway just outside the city, prompting a large emergency response and the temporary closure of the area. Police said multiple vehicles were involved in the crash. First responders arrived quickly and provided medical assistance at the scene before transporting the injured victims to nearby hospitals. The 13-year-old was pronounced dead, while the other occupants suffered…

Vote Now & Hear the Results Christmas Eve: #MaximumMetallica on SiriusXM Metallica fans, this is your moment. With just days left before voting closes, SiriusXM is calling on the global Metallica family to make their voices heard in the ultimate fan-curated countdown: #MaximumMetallica on SiriusXM Channel 42. This isn’t just another list—it’s a celebration of four decades of heavy music history, shaped entirely by you. Hosted by Metallica’s own Steffan Chirazi alongside the legendary Spider-Dan, The Maximum Countdown puts the power directly in the hands of the fans. From era-defining classics to deep cuts that only true devotees champion, every…

Selective Outrage or Silent Treatment? Nate Lewis Questions Why a Coach’s Firing Over Alleged Misconduct Barely Registers in Sports Media—And What ESPN’s Quiet Says About Who Gets Scrutiny, Who Gets Protected, and Why Fans Are Starting to Notice. Nate Lewis’s critique taps into a growing frustration among sports fans: the sense that outrage in sports media is not applied evenly. When a coach is fired amid allegations of an inappropriate relationship with an undergraduate student and reports of drinking in his office, many would expect wall-to-wall coverage, especially in an era where accountability and institutional culture are frequent talking points.…

Dog Found Tied Up at Sutton Trails as Police Work to Prevent Homeless Camps Visitors to Sutton Trails were met with an unsettling scene today as Norman Police, Parks Department staff, and Animal Control officers responded to multiple concerns in the area, including a dog found tied up with no owner in sight. The incident highlights the ongoing challenges city departments face as they work to keep the popular trail system safe, clean, and accessible for the public. According to a Norman Police officer on scene, authorities are increasing their presence at Sutton Trails in an effort to prevent homeless…

Elora in December: A Storybook Christmas Market, Fudge, and the Perfect Lunch Spot There’s something about Elora in December that feels like stepping into a storybook. The streets glow with soft holiday lights, historic stone buildings are dusted with seasonal charm, and the pace instantly slows down. It’s the kind of place that invites you to wander, sip something warm, and actually enjoy the season instead of rushing through it. The Elora Christmas Market may be small, but what it lacks in size it more than makes up for in character. One of the most delightful surprises was the honor-system…

Greenfield Man Arrested After Toddler Found In The Snow Greenfield, IN. – Around 3 pm on Monday, December 15th, Greenfield officers were dispatched to the Prairie Meadows apartment complex on reports of a small child wandering outside wearing only a diaper. Officers arrived quickly and were able to get the child inside a warm vehicle until EMS personnel arrived. The toddler was transported to an Indianapolis hospital for treatment, in stable condition. Officers located the toddler wearing only a diaper and was suffering from hypothermia. Officers found footprints in the snow around the complex where the toddler was located, indicating…

FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY: JAMES HETFIELD NAMED ONE OF TIME MAGAZINE’S “100 MOST INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE OF 2025” When the announcement came, the room didn’t just clap — they roared, a thunderous ovation out of pure, grit-filled respect. James Hetfield, the frontman of Metallica, the riff-master, and the voice of a disaffected generation — the man who took the underground sound of thrash metal and turned it into a global language — has officially been named one of TIME Magazine’s “100 Most Influential People of 2025.” Not honored merely for his stadium-filling anthems or his legendary right hand, Hetfield…

Números Duros: Tragédia ferroviária em Lisboa, pintura roubada pelos nazistas descoberta em anúncio, juiz dos EUA decide a favor de Harvard, Armani morre aos 91 anos A Europa e o mundo foram sacudidos por uma sequência de acontecimentos trágicos, históricos e marcantes — quatro notícias que, juntas, mostram a amplitude dos dramas e transformações da atualidade. Na capital portuguesa, Elevador da Glória, um funicular histórico de Lisboa, descarrilou na noite de 3 de setembro de 2025, provocando a morte de pelo menos 16 pessoas e ferindo outras 23. O carro desgovernado desceu ladeira abaixo e colidiu com um prédio —…

Phish and Foo Fighters announce launch explosive 2026 stadium tour. A historic global spectacle set to dominate North America and Europe. Phish and Foo Fighters Unite for Explosive 2026 Stadium Tour In a move that has stunned and thrilled the global music community, Phish and the Foo Fighters have announced a massive co-headlining stadium tour set to ignite stages across North America and Europe in 2026. Blending two worlds—Phish’s free-flowing jam-band experimentation and the Foo Fighters’ powerhouse rock energy—the tour promises to be one of the most ambitious live music events of the decade. The yet-unnamed tour will mark the…

For five years, Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl has quietly been doing something extraordinary. Before the sun rises, he heads to a smoker, preparing barbecue for homeless communities across Los Angeles. He spends up to 16 hours smoking ribs, brisket, and chicken, enough to feed over 500 people at a time. During the pandemic, when concerts were canceled, Grohl doubled his efforts—cooking every week. And when reporters asked him why, his answer was simple: “Rock and roll is about caring for people.” Grohl refuses cameras, insisting, “This isn’t a show—it’s lunch.” In a world where celebrities often seek applause for…