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The Backstage Reaction To John Laurinaitis Being Rehired By WWE, & More '); As we reported earlier today here on eWn, WWE has rehired John Laurinaitis to become their head of talent relations. According to a report from Fightful, several WWE Superstars are said to be concerned about Laurinaitis returning to his former role. According to one wrestler, Laurinaitis has always insisted on embracing the WWE Diva type of talents over more solid in-ring wrestlers. There is some concern among the women that he will utilize that line of thinking once again. Laurinaitis’ duties were previously fill...

Additional notes by Bryan Rose The WWE has not yet announced this, but John Laurinaitis has been put back in the position of Head of Talent Relations, reporting to WWE Executive Vice President of Operations Brad Blum. Laurinaitis replaced Jim Ross as head of talent relations in 2004, when Ross stepped down from his executive roles within the company. Laurinaitis remained in that position until 2012, when he resigned. He has since returned to working as a producer/road agent, the role he entered WWE with in 2001 when WCW went out of business.  The talent relations department is being split in...

John Laurinaitis has returned to the WWE to serve as the head of talent relations although WWE has yet to make the news official...

– As previously reported, John Laurinaitis has been rehired to the WWE to serve as the head of talent relations once again. Fightful Select has since released a report with more details on the backstage reaction to the news. Several wrestlers who spoke to Fightful were reportedly concerned about Laurinaitis returning to the role. One anonymous wrestler was worried on the former Johnny Ace’s insistence on embracing the WWE Diva type of talents over solid in-ring wrestlers during his time in WWE, and there is concern he will utilize that line of thinking for his hiring methods again later o...

Dec 12, 2020 MARQUETTE — A suspected cause of the fire at the Marquette County Landfill Dec. 3 has been determined, landfill officials say. “It appears that the fire started due to a hot load,” said Marquette County Solid Waste Management Authority Director of Operations Brad Austin. “That means material that’s being delivered to the site was beginning to combust or reacted with other material placed in the landfill. “That’s just based on the investigation that we’ve done over the last few days. Specifics to who or what, pinpointing that exactly, is a challenge.” Austin sai...