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>> hello everyone i'm judgerr janine with harold ford junior, jesse watters, you katie and greg gutfeld and this is the 5. it is a trumpet freak out fridaw the former president knows how to make democrats and the liberal press to lose their minds and this time they are freaking out over a report he trashed milwaukee during a meeting withme congressional republicanets multiple lawmakers in the room say trump was taken out of contexcot and trump himself cal it fake and news.>> >> it was ta fake story the cae out milwaukee is a problem with crime as do most democrat run citiesat-r as th...

>> hello everyone i'm judgerr janine with harold ford junior, jesse watters, you katie and greg gutfeld and this is the 5. it is a trumpet freak out fridaw the former president knows how to make democrats and the liberal press to lose their minds and this time they are freaking out over a report he trashed milwaukee during a meeting withme congressional republicanets multiple lawmakers in the room say trump was taken out of contexcot and trump himself cal it fake and news.>> >> it was ta fake story the cae out milwaukee is a problem with crime as do most democrat run citiesat-r as th...

A man has been charged in connection to an armed robbery at a South Yorkshire convenience store.

WATERLOO — The DeKalb Middle School band program this week was awarded the Junior High/Middle School/Elementary All-Music Award by the Indiana State School Music Association. This is the top award the students can earn for receiving a gold rating in every area, including concert band, jazz band, and solo and ensemble contests, said Colby Stackhouse, band director for DeKalb Middle School. Only eight schools in Indiana received the award for their band departments. During this school year at DeKalb Middle School: • The Advanced Band earned a gold rating in the ISSMA Concert Contest f...

576 Shares The Joe Redding’s Julep, left, Boulevardier, center, and Mucho Macho, right, sit on the bar at Run for the Roses. (Photo by Michael Ciaglo, Special to the Denver Post) If you enjoyed to-go cocktails from bars and restaurants during the warmer months, you’re in luck. Many of them continue to offer drinks for takeout even as temperatures have dropped. For now, businesses are still open for indoor and outdoor drinking. But in case the rules change, we went ahead and asked bartenders for some recipes to carry us through the rest of winter. Each of these recipes also fits conv...