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World of live and painokillers handed out like candy. Athlete prop up on drug then sent out to play through broken bones and agonizing pain. Jim avila has more on these startling new allegations. Violent hits like this one. Broke superbowl winning quarterback jim mcman neck an injury he says nfl doctors never told him about. Leaving him to play hurt for years. So today he and 500 other nfl players are suing charging the league hit injuries from Players Behind a mask of pain pills creating a culture of drug misuse substituting Players Health for profit. What you have is warriors out there on an...

Lets welcome our guests. She used to be a roth child and now she is a rothman, anchor lori rothman. And joanne nosuchunsky. And now it is not no, not the number one cause of big rig accidents that is truck texting, it is buck sexton on the blaze radio network. And they gave him the day off at the carnival so next to me is the bearded lady, joe devito. A block. The lede. Thats the stories story. Thats the first story. Dartmouth . More like dirty mouth. Thats how you start off a show. Texas governor rick perry had sexually explicit questions while speaking at the ivy league school. He wondered i...

Operator: Ladies and gentlemen, greetings, and welcome to the Tri Pointe Homes Second Quarter 2023 Earnings Conference Call. At this time, all participants are in listen-only mode.

Belleville News-Democrat Whiteside Middle School in Belleville is part of one school district in Illinois that's been placed on a financial watch list. The designation means the state will monitor the district more closely. Editor’s note: This story was originally published by the Belleville News-Democrat, a news partner of St. Louis Public Radio. Three of the six Illinois school districts to receive the lowest designation for their state financial profiles this year are in St. Clair County. Delays in receiving property tax payments due to the COVID-19 pandemic account for the low ratin...

Special to The Times At 83 years old, Gerald Hobson still managed to work full time as a security guard in the lobby of a short-term care facility near Cleveland. Then came COVID-19, a new respiratory disease first identified in Wuhan, China in late 2019. It quickly depleted Hobson’s systems of oxygen, requiring hospitalization, intubation, and ventilation. He died May 23, 2020 at TriPoint Medical Center in Concord Twp., Ohio. The Mayfield native and Korean War veteran, known to be cheerful and quick to laughter, was gone. “There are no words. It was like two weeks of solid hell,” said ...