KS Senate Bill 193 signed by Kansas Governor Laura Kelly removes a layer of red tape making it easier for law enforcement to ...

Maria Sharapova shared a picture of herself dressed as a Bala Babe, recalling her iconic gym photoshoot from 2020 ... to mimic a Barbie-style ad in the new doll box trend for the company.

A new experience at Go Ape aims to strengthen relationships between business leaders and their teams. Primal Dynamix is the latest attraction for the outdoor adventure park located within Freedom ...

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly has signed a bill reclassifying ... The Benton Institute for Broadband and Society has announced the launch of several new research projects to examine broadband adoption ...

WORCESTER — When Kendrick Ball opened a boxing gym in his hometown 16 years ago, he was uncertain how long the business would last. But he definitely knew what the mission would be.

Rob Gronkowski remembers the “rusty and dirty” gym that fueled his early grind and wanted today’s kids to have better This isn’t just about new equipment. It’s about legacy. It’s about ...

N.C. State and Kansas have reportedly set a date for the ... The series was agreed upon last spring. New Wolfpack head coach Will Wade said at his introduction he was not going to back down ...

Kansas City desperately needs a new municipal jail. Voters here understood this and answered the call in Tuesday’s election by approving a public safety sales tax extension that will pay for a ...

(HVLP) Gym DALLAS, April 09, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--EoS Fitness launched into Q1 2025 with rapid growth, a new marketing campaign, in-gym innovations and impactful partnerships, laying the ...

24, 2025. Kansas City officials have said the bulk of the money generated by the quarter-cent public safety sales tax will go toward a new municipal detention center. Kansas City voters renewed a ...

it is important that we have this tool for Kansas City and its future.” Opponents of the tax said they weren’t sure about a new jail. She said she feared it could do more harm than good.

That’s the question an Irish gym owner was debating during a recent radio appearance, and it’s fair to say, his remarks haven’t gone down well with women. Paul Byrne, the owner of an ...