
Ocean City Beach Tags: Discount Ends Sunday
Ocean City residents and visitors have just a few days left to purchase seasonal beach tags at the discounted rate of $30. The price increases to $35 starting Monday, June 1.
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Ocean City residents and visitors have just a few days left to purchase seasonal beach tags at the discounted rate of $30. The price increases to $35 starting Monday, June 1.

Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire has issued an open invitation for the University of Texas to visit Lubbock for a Week 1 matchup after Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian publicly criticized the Red Raiders' strength of schedule.

Comedian Na'im Lynn spoke out Thursday in defense of Kevin Hart, arguing critics should focus their outrage on Tony Hinchcliffe rather than Hart following controversial jokes made during a recent roast special.

Former music executive Scooter Braun has opened up about his contentious relationship with Taylor Swift, claiming the two barely knew each other before their highly publicized dispute over her master recordings became one of the music industry's most talked-about conflicts.

Mackenzie Shirilla, serving time for a deadly 2022 crash that killed two people, was recorded discussing multiple male pen pals during a phone conversation with her mother from an Ohio prison facility.

One year after devastating tornadoes struck St. Louis, Black homeowners in a predominantly African American neighborhood continue to wait for promised assistance. Decades of disinvestment left the community particularly vulnerable to the disaster's impact.

While teammates participated in voluntary workouts this week, Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice remained in Texas, serving a 30-day jail sentence for violating probation terms related to a multi-victim car crash.

The NBA's Board of Governors voted Thursday to implement significant changes to the league's draft lottery format, expanding participation from 14 to 16 teams while introducing new anti-tanking measures designed to discourage teams from deliberately losing games.

Federal authorities arrested David J. Rush, a former senior CIA executive from Ashburn, after discovering more than 300 gold bars, $2 million in cash, and 35 luxury watches in his home. The FBI alleges he stole the assets from the agency while fabricating his educational credentials and military service record.

The Soar and Shore Airshow takes flight May 29-31 along the Atlantic City beachfront, featuring military jets, vintage warbirds, and daring aerobatic performances. General admission is free for this Memorial Day weekend spectacle.

Fertitta Entertainment's $5.7 billion acquisition of Caesars Entertainment will consolidate control of four of Atlantic City's nine casino properties, reshaping the landscape of gaming at the Jersey Shore.

An all-electric semi-trailer truck has demonstrated the viability of zero-emission freight transport by completing a 186-mile journey from Canberra to Sydney on a single charge while delivering significant cost savings and faster travel times.

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