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Chicago’s ARC Music Festival Announces 2026 Lineup & Expansion to Four Days
The expansion will include the launch of a new stage at the festival happening Sept. 4-7 at Chicago's Union Park.
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Bruno Mars Tops Hot 100 & Global 200 With Different Songs: How Rare Is That?
"I Just Might" is the biggest song in the U.S., while "Risk It All" rules the world.
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Travis Kelce Says Taylor Swift Motivated Him to Return to NFL: ‘We Share the Same Love for What We Do’
The football star has confirmed that he will return for his 14th season with the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Bad Bunny Wins Dismissal of Lawsuit Claiming Uncleared Sample on ‘Un Verano Sin Ti’ Track
A Nigerian artist claimed the superstar ripped him off, but the battle is now over after the accuser split with his lawyers and abandoned his own case.
WBBJ Headlines
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Nurse fired after viral video saying she hopes Karoline Leavitt suffers ‘fourth-degree tear’ during childbirth
A nurse at a Florida hospital was fired after a viral video showed her wishing health complications on White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt during childbirth.
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It is with great sadness that the family of Joyce R. Shearin, age 80 of Jackson, announces her passing on Tuesday, March 10, 2026. She will be lovingly remembered by her daughter, Leah Lundgren and her husband, David. She was born on April 30, 1945, at home in Jackson, TN. After high school she attended West Tennessee Business School before...
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Audrey Fain Redmond
Audrey Fain Redmond was born on March 6, 1935, in Alamo, TN. She peacefully departed from this world on March 10, 2026, in Humboldt, Tennessee, leaving behind a legacy brimming with love, dedication, and warmth. All services are under the direction of the Bells Funeral Home. Audrey wore many hats throughout her vibrant life. She was an industrious spirit,...
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TN bill barring landlords from prohibiting guns in rental properties passes, heads to Gov. Lee’s desk
A bill that would bar landlords from prohibiting tenants from keeping firearms in their rental homes, apartments or vehicles on leased property has passed in the legislature and now heads to Gov. Bill Lee’s desk.
