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What happened to CallmeCarson? The YouTuber, who was MIA for a long time, has announced that he would be officially returning.

Local teen is something of a medical mystery doctors from around the state have yet to figure out.

State auditor says Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds illegally promoted herself with mask ads; she denies it Stephen Gruber-Miller, Des Moines Register Watch the state of Iowas COVID-19 PSA campaign Replay Video UP NEXT State Auditor Rob Sand is alleging Gov. Kim Reynolds violated the states self-promotion law by appearing in a video last year to promote mask wearing during the pandemic, but Reynolds says the public awareness campaign falls under the laws exemption for disaster emergenci...

Mud Hens beat the Bats with a storm of doubles Share this story Toledo Mud Hens 10, Louisville Bats 3 (box) The Hens pounded out seven doubles in this one, overcoming a slow start to run away from the Bats on Wednesday. Daz Cameron had one of them and was in the thick of the scoring, collecting two hits and a walk. JaCoby Jones doubled and singled and both he and Cameron racked up a pair of RBI. SS Cole Peterson really helped set the table with three doubles, and he scored three times. Zack Sho...

Scores, news, and notes from around the Detroit Tigers’ farm system for Friday, May 14, 2021.

In the mid-16th century, an English Reformer named John Bradford was observing some unfortunate criminals being led to their execution and is said to have uttered: “There but for the grace of God, goes John Bradford.” As it turns out, not only did Bradford coin a phrase that we still use today, but he foreshadowed his own demise. He was imprisoned in the Tower of London by Queen Mary I (“Bloody Mary,” to rabble rousing Protestant reformers like Bradford) and burned at the stake in 1555 ...

A Detroit Free Press reported has been subjected to intense backlash on social media after criticizing new Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell for an anti-gay remark he made more than 20 years ago. On January 15, Marlowe Alter published an article highlighting anti-gay comments Campbell made at a pep rally for Texas A&M in 1998. Campbell told an audience of 40,000 people that he was proud to attend a university where “men like women and women like men.” It provoked outcry at the time, wi...

Print this article The Detroit Free Press decided to run a hit piece on an NFL coach. But sometimes, it’s difficult to control who gets canceled when engaging in cancel culture, and it predictably backfired. The target was Dan Campbell, the New Orleans Saints assistant coach who is considered the front-runner to become the head coach of the Detroit Lions. See, in 1998, Campbell said he was proud to attend a university where “men like women and women like men,” in a comment designed to b...

Sat, 16 Jan 2021 09:17 UTC © Global Look Press/ dpa/Peter KneffelA reporter who delved deep into the past of Detroit Lions head coach candidate Dan Campbell to find an anti-gay comment made in college has been outed on Twitter for more recent remarks of his own that were homophobic and racist. A Detroit Free-Press article on Friday detailed how Campbell, speaking at a pep rally in 1998 before his Texas A&M University team took on arch-rival the University of Texas, said he was proud to attend...

What Lunch Club Members Have Said About the CallMeCarson Allegations On 1/6/21 at 11:33 AM EST YouTuber Carson King, who is known as CallMeCarson, is facing allegations of messaging underaged fans. Twitter user @miniborb, whose name is Sam, took to Twitter to allege that she and King shared inappropriate messages she was 17 and he was 19. Following the allegations, Sam said on Twitter early on Wednesday: "Cancel culture is real but this statement was to warn others. I do hope the best for every...