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UConn head coach Dan Hurley looks on in the second half against Georgetown at the Capital One Arena on Jan. 17, 2026, in Washington, D.C..
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STORRS, Conn. — The Protect College Sports Act has drawn passionate support, and just as passionate opposition as it works its way through congress. The bipartisan bill is meant to create unified standards for college athletics and end the perceived chaos of recent years. UConn men’s basketball coach Dan Hurley weighed in after the Huskies’ practice Tuesday, offering support for the legislation. ...
UConn head coach Dan Hurley looks on in the second half against Georgetown at the Capital One Arena on Jan. 17, 2026, in Washington, D.C..
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The Royals were in a giving mood Friday and it cost them in road loss to Orioles
Royals right fielder Jac Caglianone celebrates a home run in the fourth inning during a baseball game against the Baltimore Orioles at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on July 10, 2026 in Baltimore. AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. Royals lost 5-3 at Oriole Park, continuing their poor 17-31 road mark. Kansas City holds a 38-57 record and sits last in the American League Central. Matt Strahm allowed a Pete Alonso single and Cowser two-run homer in the eighth.
How an `efficient’ Cam Boozer helped Duke move past loss to UNC with win at Pitt Original
The chant began in the second half of Duke’s game Tuesday against Pittsburgh. Granted, the No. 4 Blue Devils had not been playing like the fourth-best team in the country. Duke had the lead, and would go on to win 70-54, but there had been some bobbled passes and bad passes and little was smooth about their play. But were the Pitt students chanting at Duke or Duke’s Cameron Boozer? Or both? It was hard to tell.
Duke basketball responds to upset loss with ACC win at Pittsburgh Original
Pitt’s Jeff Capel played at Duke, coached at Duke and was fully immersed with everything in the Duke basketball program. Capel also believed he knew what to expect from Duke on Tuesday at the Petersen Events Center. “They’ll be loaded for bear,” the Panthers coach said. Not quite. While the No. 4 Blue Devils wanted to quickly put a last-second loss to North Carolina behind them, move on to the next thing and next game, the Panthers made them work for a 70-54 victory.
Three NC men among 26 charged in college basketball gambling scheme Original
A wide-ranging sports gambling conspiracy to rig college basketball results led to 26 men, including three with North Carolina ties, being charged with federal crimes, according to documents unsealed in a Pennsylvania federal court on Thursday.
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Players using a Washington Nationals cap and glove like these in the team's dugout will be guided by new manager Blake Butera, who at 33 is MLB's youngest manager since 1972
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Why Murders in One of America’s Most Violent Cities Hit a Historic Low | Opinion
And now, for some good news: In the first half of 2025, the number of murders in Baltimore-one of America's most violent cities-has fallen to a 50-year low. Why did this happen? And what, if anything, does it portend for crime nationwide? There are a couple of different theories to answer that first question.
How To Childproof Windows: Locks, Guards, and Safety Tips
Key Takeaways Common childproofing methods include guards, locks, cordless blinds, and shatter-resistant film. Window stops are one of the most affordable methods, costing roughly $12 per window. Side-track stops or keyed locks are best for sliding windows, while stops and guards are ideal for double-hung windows. Each year, an average of eight children ages 5 and under die from falling out of windows, and more than 3,300 are injured, according to Safe Kids Worldwide.
How Much Do Window Treatments Cost?
Key Takeaways Installing window treatments throughout your home costs $1,500–$5,000, on average. Cost factors include the type of treatments, material quality, window size, and the number of windows in your home. To save money, shop budget-friendly models at big-box stores and install them yourself if your windows are standard sizes.
Picture Window Sizes: What’s Right for Your House?
Key Takeaways Average picture window sizes range from 3–8 feet wide and 2–6 feet tall. Picture windows cost $500–$1,300 on average, including professional installation. DIY installation can save you roughly $100–$300 per window, but installing windows yourself often voids the manufacturer’s warranty. Picture windows are large, fixed-pane windows that don’t open. Designed to frame outdoor views, these windows also offer excellent insulation and energy efficiency, as they’re sealed on all sides.
Casement Window Sizes: What’s Right for Your House?
Key Takeaways Average casement window sizes range from 2–3 feet wide and 3–6 feet tall. Casement windows cost $200–$1,000 on average, with installation adding another $100–$300 per window. Most pros advise against DIY installation if you’re inexperienced, as it may void your warranty and lead to costly structural and moisture problems. Casement windows are hinged on one side, allowing them to swing outward like a door to bring in more ventilation than many other window types.
7 Storage Sheds With Porch Design Ideas You’ll Love - Today's Homeowner
Have you been thinking of adding a shed with a porch to your home or updating your existing shed by adding a porch? If so, upgrading your storage shed–porch combo is an easy way to add function and utility to your outdoor space. Not only that, but adding a porch to your storage shed isn’t an expensive endeavor. According to Mark Jenkins of ShedDrafts, a leader in storage shed building plans, adding a porch to your storage shed costs only $23 to $50 per square foot, depending on the materials used.
The ABCs of ADUs: What To Know Before Building an Accessory Dwelling Unit - Today's Homeowner
Accessory dwelling units (ADUs) have ascended to unprecedented popularity in recent years amid a desire to squeeze as much juice as possible from existing land in the face of rising real estate prices. Some people build ADUs for rental income. Others simply want to provide affordable housing for a family member that doesn’t involve the costs of purchasing new land or building a full-size house.
Gutter Oxidation: Causes, Removal Methods & Prevention Techniques
Many homeowners face gutter oxidation without realizing its impact on their home’s exterior and structural integrity. Rain gutters guide water away from your home’s foundation—a crucial function in protecting the property. Exposure to the elements, though, can lead to gutter oxidation, causing unsightly stains and potential damage. Our guide delves into what gutter oxidation is, its causes, how to address it, and ways to prevent it.
6 Eco-Friendly Interior Paints for a Non-Toxic Home - Today's Homeowner
Many conventional paints emit harmful volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that can cause health issues, especially for children and the elderly. Paint manufacturers now offer several excellent low-VOC and zero-VOC options that you can use to refresh your living spaces without introducing toxic fumes. This guide explores the key factors in selecting eco-friendly paint and highlights six top options that will brighten up the inside of your home.
What Is an Air Conditioning Filter? - Today's Homeowner
An air conditioning filter is a screen that fits into the return air duct of an HVAC system to filter out dirt and debris while still allowing clean air to move through it. These filters are essential for clean home air because humans and pets can create a lot of unhealthy airborne particles. Air conditioning filters trap particles like smoke, pollen, dust, pet hair, and dirt, letting fresh, cool air move through and into your home.
3 Types of Stains That Make Your Deck Look Better
Deck stains beautify and preserve wooden decks by protecting them from the harsh elements while enhancing their natural beauty. Choosing the right deck stain saves time and money on your next DIY project. Whether you’re dealing with a new deck or revitalizing an old one, understanding your choices will ensure the best possible outcome. Deck stains come in three categories: transparent, semi-transparent, and solid. Each type offers a different level of protection and aesthetic appeal.
SOLVED: When Do You Need a Concrete Mixer? - Today's Homeowner
Concrete is a common building material used in countless home improvement projects, from minor repairs to major construction. While mixing concrete by hand is possible for minor tasks, larger jobs often require a concrete mixer for efficiency and consistency. Knowing the right time to use a concrete mixer for large projects is helpful. This article explores the benefits of using a mixer for various concrete projects and helps to determine when renting or purchasing one makes sense.
What Is a Water-Cooled Air Conditioner? - Today's Homeowner
Water-cooled air conditioners offer a unique approach to home cooling that many homeowners may not be familiar with. Unlike traditional air-cooled systems, these units use water to transfer heat, potentially leading to greater energy efficiency and quieter operation. For homeowners looking to save on energy costs or reduce noise, water-cooled air conditioners could be an intriguing option.
How Exterminators Get Rid of Roaches - Today's Homeowner
Cockroaches are notoriously tough creatures, capable of thriving in all kinds of environments. Although the rumors about them being able to survive a nuclear blast are false, the stories are still a testament to their resilience. Simply put, cockroaches are very difficult to remove, especially if you have a lot of things in your house that attract pests. This begs the question, how do exterminators get rid of roaches?
How To Prevent Chiggers - Today's Homeowner
Nobody enjoys itchy bug bites, but chigger bites are some of the worst you can get. As if that wasn’t bad enough, their bites keep getting itchier for several days after you get them. Unfortunately, these tiny red bugs live in most areas of the country, and they’re especially prevalent in the Southeast and Midwestern regions of the United States. However, there are several ways to prevent chiggers and make sure you don’t get swarmed with itchy red dots.
How to Pest-Proof Your Storage Unit - Today's Homeowner
If you have an upcoming move, you may need a place to store your possessions while you wait for your new apartment or home to be move-in ready. If so, self-storage units can be the most economical option, with rates as low as $50 a month in some areas. Unfortunately, while these facilities can save you money, they do carry a risk of pests. If you plan on using a DIY storage unit or hiring storage unit movers, you should take some precautions to pest-proof your belongings before you store them away.
How To Prevent Fleas and Ticks on Dogs - Today's Homeowner
Fleas and ticks are some of the most common nuisances for pets, specifically dogs since they spend the most time outdoors. These pests may seem harmless aside from their itchy symptoms, but fleas and ticks can cause health problems for dogs if you don’t treat them immediately. The good news for pet owners is flea and tick infestations are not just treatable — they’re also preventable.
How To Get Rid of Stink Bugs - Today's Homeowner
Stink bugs can seem harmless enough, but it can be extremely annoying to get rid of these smelly little creatures once they’re in your home. If you’re looking for information on how to get rid of stink bugs, you can start by making a stink bug trap, using garlic spray, using soap and water, using a bagged vacuum cleaner, using diatomaceous earth, or even using hairspray. However, there’s a lot more to learn about getting rid of these common house bugs.
Everything To Know about Bee Exterminators - Today's Homeowner
Bees are crucial to the environment because they pollinate food crops and help ecosystems adapt to changes in temperature, but they’re also notorious for their stinging habits. If you have bees in your yard, it can be tempting to want to exterminate them right away. However, before you try killing your bees, it’s important to identify them first. Since many bees are good for the environment, you may not need to exterminate them.
How To Make Homemade Spider Spray - Today's Homeowner
The fear of spiders is one of the most common fears that people can have, but most species are beneficial members of our ecosystem. Common house spiders are generally harmless, but spider bites from species like black widows and brown recluses can be very dangerous. If you live in an area where these types of spiders are common, you should get rid of the spiders in your house for good. If you want to keep spiders at bay, one of the easiest ways is to make your own spider spray.
How to Get Rid of Chipmunks - Today's Homeowner
Most of us think chipmunks are adorable, cuddly creatures, but they become much less cute when they start digging up your flower beds. If you have an infestation and you’re wondering how to get rid of chipmunks, some of the best methods for getting rid of chipmunks are using human hair, animal urine, cayenne pepper spray, chemical repellants, ultrasonic repellers, and chipmunk traps. Still, getting rid of chipmunks can be challenging, especially if you’re looking to do it in a humane way.
How To Get Rid of Copperhead Snakes - Today's Homeowner
Snakes strike fear into the hearts of many people across the world, but not all snakes are as deadly as they may seem. Copperheads are a prime example of this, and they’re one of the most common venomous snakes in the United States. Copperhead snakes don’t usually kill people, but their venom is still dangerous. That’s why it’s important to get rid of them if you see one on your property.
Water Bug vs. Cockroach: What's the Difference? - Today's Homeowner
Water bugs are aquatic insects that are notorious for their painful bites and large size, making them one of the scarier insects you may find in your home. Many people confuse water bugs with cockroaches (also known as palmetto bugs), but these are distinctly different insects. In this article, I’ll show you how to identify a water bug, explain how to get rid of an infestation, and leave you with tips to prevent water bugs from entering your home in the future.
What Is a Phase Protector? - Today's Homeowner
A phase protector, also called a phase protection relay or a phase monitoring relay, is an electronic device commonly used with large motors in HVAC systems to prevent damage from power supply issues. If the three-phase currents in your HVAC system aren’t equal, you could end up with a phase imbalance, which could harm your air conditioning system and cause it to perform poorly. Ultimately, these voltage issues could even cause your system to fail.
How To Remove Ticks From Dogs - Today's Homeowner
Ticks are itchy pests that can plague humans and pets alike, but for dogs, removing ticks isn’t exactly a walk in the park. Your dog’s fur can make it tricky to find and remove ticks, putting them more at risk for tick-borne diseases. If you’re a pet owner who’s not sure how to protect your dog from ticks, you’re in the right place. In this article, I’ll lay out a few of the most effective ways to remove ticks from dogs.
How To Identify & Get Rid of Potato Bugs (Complete Potato Bug Removal Guide) - Today's Homeowner
Potato bugs can be difficult to define and identify, partially because the name “potato bug” refers to different types of bugs, mainly Jerusalem Crickets and Colorado Potato Beetles, which differ in appearance, size, habitat, and diet. While Colorado Potato Beetles eat potato plants, Jerusalem Crickets don’t. For them, the name “potato bug” mainly refers to their shape and appearance.
Former barnstorming Negro League baseball player Luther Atkinson is recognized before during a baseball game between the Baltimore Orioles and the Pittsburgh Pirates at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on May 13, 2023 in Baltimore, Maryland.
Baseball fans are obsessed with statistics. Memorizing them; sifting them; inventing new ones. For a true seamhead, if the ballpark is a cathedral, then record books are the Bible. What welcome news, then, that Major League Baseball has announced a new phase in its project to integrate its statistical records. After a multiyear review of Negro Leagues box scores, MLB has announced it has ...
The Best Home Warranties for Veterans - Today's Homeowner
If you’re in the market for a home warranty policy, you probably already know that companies tend to over-promise and under-deliver. Home warranties have a reputation for being scams, but while that’s certainly true in some cases, it’s hardly the whole story. Many companies help customers repair and replace the items in their homes every day at no additional charge, but it’s important to watch out for exclusions in your contract that can keep you from being covered.
How To Get Rid of Squirrels in the Attic - Today's Homeowner
If you’ve been hearing scratching or scurrying in your attic, there’s a good chance you may have a squirrel infestation. Squirrels can be a significant problem in your home because of their ability to damage walls, chew through electrical wiring, and leave behind feces. If you want to know how to get squirrels out of your attic, you can start by destroying the nest, sealing off entry points, using a one-way cage trap, or hiring a professional pest control service.
Does Homeowners Insurance Cover Termites? - Today's Homeowner
Termites damage over half a million homes each year, accounting for over five billion dollars in damage. They sneak in through cracks in your foundation, invade your home’s wood structures, and begin eating away. They’re hard to detect, harder to remove, and expensive to exterminate. Simply put: termites are a homeowner’s nightmare. If you’ve ever encountered termites in your house, you may have asked yourself, “Does homeowners insurance cover termites?” Sadly, the answer is no.
How To Get Rid of Squirrels - Today's Homeowner
Squirrels may seem cute and fluffy, but they can also cause a lot of damage to your home, garden, and even your health. If you’re interested in learning how to get rid of squirrels in your yard, you’re in the right place. You can start getting rid of squirrels by removing their food sources, using an ultrasound squirrel repellant, or using a motion-detecting water spray. For the full list of methods for getting rid of squirrels, keep reading below.
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