National Sports
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Duke staffers 'got punched in the face' as UNC fans stormed court after upset win, coach says
Duke men's basketball head coach Jon Scheyer said some staffers got "punched in the face" during North Carolina fans' court-storming on Saturday night.
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Trump blasts Olympian over comments about representing US
American Olympian Hunter Hess' comments about representing the U.S. at the Milan Cortina Olympics sparked a stern comment from President Donald Trump.
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Oddsmaker reveals most popular betting trends for Super Bowl, how gamblers could cash out
DraftKings’ Johnny Avello described how Super Bowl prop bets, led by touchdown wagers, surged in popularity and are expected to keep expanding next year.
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NFL stars highlight their on-field wingmen teammates, how they make each other successful
NFL stars reflected on their strongest on-field partnerships during Super Bowl week, sharing how trust, teamwork and chemistry with their wingmen fueled success on the field.
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49ers stars praise San Francisco as Bay Area hosts Super Bowl: 'So much to offer'
San Francisco 49ers players expressed excitement about the Super Bowl’s return to the Bay Area, praising the city’s culture, scenery and diverse energy surrounding the event.
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Tom Brady plays coy on Super Bowl pick after coming under fire for lack of Patriots' support
Tom Brady declined to pick a winner for Super Bowl LX after coming under fire from current and former New England Patriots players for his lack of support.
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Falcons rookie faces multiple charges after leading officers on chase following domestic incident, police say
Atlanta Falcons rising star James Pearce Jr. was arrested on Saturday following a police chase and allegations of a violent domestic altercation.
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Police urge sober celebrations as Super Bowl LX brings heightened enforcement
New England and Seattle law enforcement agencies roll out enhanced safety measures for Super Bowl weekend as authorities brace for large celebrations.
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Colin Kaepernick Washington Post story on Super Bowl Sunday draws social media backlash
The Washington Post's lament of Colin Kaepernick not being in Super Bowl LX drew backlash on social media hours before the game kicked off.
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Super Bowl LX singer Brandi Carlile says she will keep her 'moral code' in mind during performance
Brandi Carile will sing "America the Beautiful" before Super Bowl LX begins on Sunday. She told Variety she will keep her own "moral imperative" in mind.
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'Miracle on Ice' star rips American Olympian over remarks about representing Team USA
"Miracle on Ice" star Mike Eruzione ripped American Olympic skier Hunter Hess over the comments he made about representing Team USA at the Milan Cortina Games.
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Israeli bobsled team apartment robbed ahead of Winter Olympics, competitor says
An apartment where the Israeli bobsled team was staying at for training ahead of the Winter Olympics was robbed, according to the bobsled pilot.
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Lindsey Vonn's sister recalls watching Olympic ski star's hard crash: 'Last thing we wanted to see'
Lindsey Vonn's sister was emotional as she described watching the Olympic legend crash hard at the 2026 Milan Cortina Games on Sunday in Italy.
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Breezy Johnson notches Team USA's first gold medal at 2026 Winter Olympics
Breezy Johnson finished on top of the alpine skiing women's downhill on Sunday at the 2026 Winter Olympics. It's the first gold medal for Team USA.
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Ex-NFL star wants Bad Bunny to 'unite people with music' during Super Bowl halftime show
Former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III and WWE star Logan Paul were among those who weighed in on Bad Bunny as the Super Bowl halftime show performer.
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Lindsey Vonn crashes in Winter Olympics alpine ski women's downhill event
American ski star Lindsey Vonn suffers a horrifying crash while she tried to power through an injury in the alpine ski women's downhill at the Milan Cortina Olympics.
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Mikaela Shiffrin says it's 'tough to reconcile' violence in world while representing USA in Olympics
At the Milan Cortina Olympics, Mikaela Shiffrin spoke about representing her values and cited Nelson Mandela’s message of peace as protests over ICE’s role sparked debate in Milan.
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Jake Paul defends ICE agents after watching Olympic hockey with JD Vance, rips American skier's comments
Jake Paul defended ICE agents while in Italy to support fiancée Jutta Leerdam in the Olympics, calling out Billie Eilish and criticizing U.S. athletes who questioned representing America.
Events
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Al-Anon Meeting
Help for Friends and Family of a problem drinker. You know what it is doing to them, do you know what it is doing to you?
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SOUPER BOWL LUNCH
Join us before the BIG game for a light lunch to raise funds for the Batesville Food Pantry.
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The event, originally scheduled for Feb. 6, has been rescheduled due to inclement weather.
The Primary Election happens May 5.
The food pantry is run by East Central FCCLA and FFA members.
Postseason results for girls basketball, girls swimming and boys wrestling.
EC hosted Sectional 17 on Saturday.
