Wheel of Fortune s Pat Sajak shared a personal milestone that occurred within his family this past week.
The announcement came on Monday s episode of the show, when the 74-year-old host and Vanna White took time out of the show for their usual banter. Do you mind if I do a little parental bragging here? Sajak asked White. He is the father of two children named Patrick, 30-years-old, and Margaret, 26-years-old, with his wife, Lesly. So you know my son, Patrick, you ve known him all his life. Well he s made it through medical school, and he is now officially Dr. Sajak, and we re all thrilled about that, he said.
ATLANTIC CITY State Police are hoping the public can help them find a 29-year-old man they say used Atlantic City casinos to help launder more than $100,000 as part of a drug operation.
Jordan Ragland, of Atlantic City, first came under investigation back in September for receiving shipments of methamphetamines through the mail at a Connecticut Avenue home, State Police said on Thursday.
Ragland has been linked by police to at least $107,000 worth of suspicious money laundering activities, including at casinos, in wire transfers and bank transactions.
In March, law enforcement and U.S. Postal inspectors intercepted another package of meth, after getting a tip about a shipment from California.
Beat Unseasonable Billings Temps with a Movie This Weekend
Unseasonably warm weather this week means you might be looking for something to do that s not outside in the heat. Movies are a great option, with that ice-cold theater air conditioning, comfy seats and a refreshing, oversized soda to wash down a bucket of delicious, salty, buttery popcorn.
The Hollywood movie machine has been coming back to post-COVID life, with new releases A Quiet Place Part II and Cruella raking in around $100 million over Memorial Day weekend. Both feature films are now showing on AMC screens in Billings. If you re looking for other options, you have some great choices.