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Previously: Michigan State Offense  Yesterday we covered the MSU offense and its ongoing QB fiascos. Today we pivot to the defensive side of the ball and take a look at a unit that was eviscerated by Washington but has since leveled out to a description of possibly being "okay"? Let's take a look:    The Film: Though I imagine many would want me to do the Washington game, given that they are the most comparable opponent to Michigan in terms of opponent quality, I felt that it...

If you brew it, they will come. In tonight's special report, Dane Placko taps into a new travel trend that has tourists “pouring" into the Land of Lincoln.

Previously: Michigan State Offense  Yesterday we covered the MSU offense and its ongoing QB fiascos. Today we pivot to the defensive side of the ball and take a look at a unit that was eviscerated by Washington but has since leveled out to a description of possibly being "okay"? Let's take a look:    The Film: Though I imagine many would want me to do the Washington game, given that they are the most comparable opponent to Michigan in terms of opponent quality, I felt that it...

Smokey Robinson stopped by NPR Studios for a 'Tiny Desk Concert' featuring old favorites and songs off his new album 'Gasms.'

The City of DeSoto was presented with a “Gold Scenic City Award” by the Scenic Texas Organization at the Texas Municipal League’s

There are people who entertain, and then there are those destined to take the stage. Mark Nadler is undeniably the latter. His show, 'Mark Nadler, Crazy 1961,’ is a testament to his innate talent, making him one of the most outstanding (and ‘Crazy’) figures to emerge from that remarkable year.

If there was ever an artist the word "legend" applies to, it would be Smokey Robinson.

Robinson performed a mixture of memorable old favorites and some notable jams from "Gasms" for NPR's "Tiny Desk Concert" series.

Motown legend Smokey Robinson delivers an unforgettable NPR Tiny Desk performance, proving age is just a number with his soulful serenades.

Wright has served as DeSoto’s City Manager since March of 2020 and helped guide the City organization through the COVID-19 pandemic