US inflation seems to be cooling: What is behind the welcome slowdown?
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December 2022’s winter weather seems to have also cooled inflation in the United States as the consumer price index reached 7.4 percent last month.
Search Results for New York City
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Report: Chesapeake Walmart shooter was upset at change in employment status
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The Walmart night manager who killed six employees and wounded six others on Tuesday night had a manifesto on his phone indicating that he was upset at a change in his employment status.
UVA teammates remember, memorialize Devin Chandler, Lavel Davis Jr., D’Sean Perry
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One thing was obvious Saturday at the memorial service for fallen UVA football student-athletes Devin Chandler, Lavel Davis Jr. and D’Sean Perry.
Travel likely to be frustrating for those looking to spend the holidays with family and friends
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While travelers are feeling more comfortable about resuming holiday travel and celebration, they will continue to face delays, cancellations, and other frustrations.
AAA: Thanksgiving travel predicted to be third busiest since tracking began
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This year is projected to be the third busiest for Thanksgiving travel since AAA started tracking in 2000.
ShenanArts to deliver holiday magic with production of ‘Miracle on 34th Street’
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ShenanArts presents “Miracle on 34th Street” performances on two weekends – Dec. 2-4 and 9-11.
Where the game is always on regardless of season: The best sports cities in the U.S.
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The North American sports industry is expected to reach a value of $83.1 billion in 2023, so WalletHub released its 2022’s Best Sports Cities.
Sam Morril: The Class Act Tour live at The Paramount Theater next spring
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Upfront Inc. presents Sam Morril: The Class Act Tour, performing live at The Paramount Theater on Wednesday, March 29, 2023, at 7 p.m.
Tom Papa: 2023 Comedy Tour comes to the Paramount Theater Jan. 29
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The Paramount Theater has announced the Tom Papa: 2023 Comedy Tour will perform live on Sunday, Jan. 29.
Poor Joe Harris: Surrounded by clowns with the dysfunctional Brooklyn Nets
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If you can feel sorry for a guy getting paid $19 million a year to play basketball, you can feel sorry for Joe Harris, UVA alum and guard with the Brooklyn Nets, the backed-up truck-stop toilet of the NBA.
