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Three owners of dine-in restaurants who filed a legal action demanding compensation for revenue losses when indoor dining was prohibited under coronavirus restrictions have dropped their case.  

Hardware news this week talks about vulnerabilities found and patched on several AMD and Intel motherboards, including Gigabyte and ASUS boards. Well also be talking about NVIDIAs Lovelace GPUs (RTX 40 series), competition to Intels in-bound i3 CPUs (via AMD), Montech taking GN criticism seriously, and more.

Everything you need to know to watch the Chiefs take on the Giants on Monday Night Football.

Live stats, information and analysis as the New York Giants look to make a statement against the Chiefs at GEHA Field at Arrowhead. Click on the table of contents headers to navigate throughout the article.

“Here, (petitioners) have not submitted any facts which could show that state defendants commandeered or utilized any personal property,'' Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Jon R. Takasugi wrote in finalizing a tentative ruling he released Thursday.

The three restaurant owners allege the forced closures amounted to a government taking and violated their rights of free speech and assembly. Their court papers do not name the restaurants they own.

The three restaurant owners allege the forced closures amounted to a government taking and violated their rights of free speech and assembly. Their court papers do not name the restaurants they own.

HUNTINGTON — The sweet sounds of a capella harmonies drifted through Ritter Park on Saturday as people joined in on an open-air rehearsal with the ThunderTones. The rehearsal at the Huntington park offered an opportunity for men and women to sing a four-part harmony with the chorus. Formerly an all-male chorus, the ThunderTones began welcoming women into its membership in 2018. The current membership is approximately two-thirds men and one-third women. In addition to presenting an annual s...

Frank Ray premieres his song Streetlights with The Boot.

The Miners Lunchbox is such an iconic product. It is part of the collective memory of Sudbury.