Brad Biggs' 10 thoughts on the Chicago Bears' blowout loss in Week 9. Column: A blowout. An embarrassment. Matt Eberflus and the Chicago Bears find themselves reeling again. Column: A blowout.

"Sea Shadows" (Credit: Louis-Adrien le Blay / Mintee Studio - Thalie images / France Télévisions / Beside Productions / 2024) Unspooling in Cadiz over Oct. 25-31, the South International Series ...

There are only two real seasons in America — the 61 days from the end of October to New Years Day and one for the rest of the year. It starts with Halloween which, through the years and with the ...

Do you need a Blu-ray player? That’s a brilliant question. Here is the deal. If you have the disc and want to play it, you have two options: Blu-ray player or software or ripped content from the ...

My column last month discussed one of the “endgame ... How this endgame strategy unfolds will be fascinating. A former resident of South Bend, Dr. Richard Feldman is an Indianapolis family ...

Articles, podcasts and YouTube videos are complimentary from those helping preserve our history: Eagle Communications, Nodaway Valley Bank, Hughes Chiropractic, The Hearing Connection and ...

Renowned Texas economist Ray Perryman—in his normal measured tone—warned in a column published in this paper earlier this week that Texas needs to get serious about funding public education.

High school teachers and principals typically hope students’ futures are shaped by lessons in the classroom or school activities. That happened for Wes Haney in his senior year at Terre Haute South.

Both the Gamecocks and Sooners are looking to find themselves back in the win column. South Carolina is 3-3 on the season in year five under Shane Beamer. Meanwhile Oklahoma comes into this ...

The new code aligns with our strategic goals and provides clearer, more consistent expectations for students in South Bend schools. South Bend schools has proven time and again that we put our ...

Hurricanes are a part of life in south Louisiana. By our standards, thankfully, Francine wasn’t a memorable one. There was some flooding and wind damage, to be sure, but there were no deaths ...

We will discuss these aspects, and the dynamics of the tense border of Myanmar with both India and Bangladesh, in a future column. South Asia’s ring of fire, alas, offers much material for discussion.