The Chicago Cubs have taken a high-stakes gamble on a former St. Louis Cardinals outfielder, betting that his once-impressive abilities will resurface. If they do, the Cardinals may soon regret letting him go.

In an obituary published by Auburnpub, David William Joseph DeLorenzo is recognized for his service as a Lieutenant Colonel. Though the full article remains behind a paywall, the announcement focuses on key dates and his standing in the military.

The Hoosiers have secured their inaugural football championship, marking a major step forward for the team. Further coverage remains behind a paywall, but the significance of this sports milestone resonates with fans across the country.

John Summit announces his 2026 [UNVRS] Ibiza residency, declaring, “We’re Going All Out.” This high-energy series of shows promises to be a central fixture of the island mega-club’s second season.

In what police call the second random subway shove of 2026, a stranger pushed a 35-year-old man onto the tracks in New York City without warning. Authorities say it highlights a stark reminder of commuter vulnerability in crowded stations, fueling concerns over safety in the city’s transit system.

Dale Merritt Chapman, 86, of Arnoldsburg, died on January 15, 2026, at Roane General Hospital’s long-term care unit in Spencer. This brief announcement reflects on the loss felt by his community and emphasizes the role of shared remembrance.

Walmart remains among the few major retailers that refuse to accept Apple Pay in the United States, even as 2026 sees contactless payments become mainstream. The specific reasons for this refusal have been hinted at but remain undisclosed, making Walmart’s stance all the more conspicuous.

As the world looks ahead, an environmental update urges us to renew our commitment to sustainability. Highlighting ten ways to reduce our ecological footprint in 2026, the article aligns with a growing global call for action.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average has trailed the Nasdaq for eight out of the past ten years. Yet a bold new prediction suggests that in 2026, the Dow may finally outperform both the Nasdaq and the S&P 500, drawing renewed interest to high-quality value stocks.

Woodrow Wilson “Woody” Brown, Jr., 79, died on January 3, 2026, at Sentara RMH Medical Center in Harrisonburg. Known simply as “Woody,” he resided in Bergton, where his passing marks the end of a life woven into the local community.