Maguire Center for Ethics and Public Responsibility on Monday, April 14, 2025, at noon in Armstrong Fieldhouse at SMU for the 2025 J. Erik Jonsson Ethics Award Luncheon, honoring Cynt Marshall.

John Laird Marshall was born in Madison on December 15, 1937, to John and Sally Owen Marshall, and an extended Wisconsin family. He grew up in Wisconsin, and in Texas, and graduated from Wisconsin ...

Dwight Howard, eight-time NBA All-Star and Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame inductee, will be joining the BIG3 for his final season of professional basketball. Howard will play for the Los Angeles ...

MARSHALL CO., Miss. (WMC) - A couple in Marshall County was sentenced to prison after their connection to a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) fraud. Lakisha Pearson, 48, and Robert Pearson, 54, both ...

Howard S. Marshall, who began working with the FBI in 1997, has been named special agent in charge of the Louisville Division. The Associated Press reports that Marshall will succeed Perrye K. Turner, ...

Ohio State quarterback Will Howard is weeks away from embarking on his NFL journey, and regarding which team he might play for remains a huge question mark. According to ESPN's Ben Solak, who ...

Amid ongoing legal drama with NBA star Anthony Edwards, Ayesha Howard is setting the record straight on rumors about her past. Howard was granted temporary sole physical and legal custody of 6 ...

Marshall University’s men’s soccer won a College Cup rematch with Ohio State 3-1 in the 2025 College Spring League Saturday in Columbus. The win clinched the South Division for the Thundering ...

The shortlist for the 2025 Belfast Telegraph Business Awards in partnership with Ulster Bank is revealed today. A glittering awards ceremony at Belfast’s Crowne Plaza Hotel on May 1 will also ...

Henry Winkler and Ron Howard reunited with their Happy Days ... “First of all, Garry Marshall was, like, a brilliant creator, a great writer,” Winkler said. “They chose a wonderful cast ...

Howard Lutnick appeared on CBS’s Face the Nation on Sunday and promised that “trillions” of dollars would flow into the US in the form of new investments in America’s manufacturing sector.

US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick insisted in a Face the Nation appearance today that President Trump’s tariffs will “stay in place” and will result in things like “the army of millions ...