During the School Year, Parents Spend 432 Hours on Meal Prep
According to a report, during the school year, parents spend a total of 432 hours on meal planning and preparation. That includes two hours every week packing school lunches.
According to a report, during the school year, parents spend a total of 432 hours on meal planning and preparation. That includes two hours every week packing school lunches.
A woman in Wisconsin has been arrested after stealing an ambulance...
Ben Jones, the actor who played Cooter Davenport on The Dukes of Hazzard before launching a career in politics, died Sunday.
New in Theaters: "Super Troopers 3" and "One Night Only"
The Americana Music Association has announced Dolly Parton as this year's Lifetime Achievement Award recipient.
A routine traffic stop in Tampa turned into what best be described as an identity crisis on steroids.
A comprehensive new report from "Consumer Affairs" found that the worst drivers in America are mostly in the South, while one of the cities with the BEST drivers is: New York City?
A 42-year-old man in Florida was working at a Planet Fitness, when he reportedly stole a female member's credit card . . . and then used it to buy food and beer at a local BBQ joint.
Randy Travis surprised a lifelong fan named Bunnia at a hospital in Chicago...
QVC host Toni Brattin went viral for an on-air blunder while showing off her wig and saying it looks like a "blowout" at the salon. Except she accidentally used a naughty word that's CLOSE to "blowout".
Rascal Flatts singer Gary LeVox is sick and tired of hearing Ella Langley's hit, "Choosin' Texas"...
Driving around town in a car filled with guns, cocaine and methamphetamine is a bad idea. Doing it in the town that you're the mayor of, is a really bad idea.
Jimbo's Birthday Wishes (08/07/26-08/09/26)
Body camera footage captured Lyford police officers racing into a massive bee swarm to rescue a disabled man unable to flee.
Lainey Wilson turned a young girl's handmade sign into a life-changing moment at Cincinnati's Paycor Stadium.
A family in North Carolina caught an adorable black bear "red-pawed" in their kiddie pool.
A truck hauling a porta-potty on a flatbed trailer was pulled over by police in Arizona last month. Cops say it was "ejecting" toilet paper onto the interstate, which presented a hazard for other drivers.
A Florida man is facing felony charges after authorities say he threatened two repo workers who were trying to tow away his truck.
A new survey of 2,000 Americans finds grocery budget pressures are dramatically changing how people shop and cook.
Bunnie Xo says she will never remarry following her divorce from Jelly Roll.
Disney already sold out of all their ad spots for next year's Super Bowl. 30-second spots sold for up to $10 million. The game will air on both ESPN and ABC.
Morgan Wallen's Still the Problem Tour is officially over.
A 39-year-old man in Minnesota was arrested for setting up a homemade SPIKE STRIP in his yard to keep neighborhood kids off his lawn. He claimed he didn't want to hurt anyone, but police think he kinda did.
A source claims that Travis Kelce has been talking about making a country album for months.
A Lexington, Kentucky woman is facing charges...
Jelly Roll just finished touring and is stepping away for a while amid his public divorce.
A Colombian man is wigging out after being taken into custody by authorities in Barcelona, Spain.
Zac Brown Band performed at Fenway Park on Sunday night...
Nashville has tons of beautiful murals adorning buildings in town, many paying homage to country music.
There's a list of Boomers' top problems with grocery stores, and they include: Self-checkout . . . stores moving things around . . . and janky carts.
Garth Brooks announced a third city on his Blame It All on My Roots Tour.
The Top 5 movies this weekend:
A Florida licensed nursing assistant has been arrested on a felony voyeurism charge after allegedly photographing a vulnerable elderly patient without consent.
Jason Aldean wishes social media would disappear. Quote, "People, they can't get out of their phones now, and they're so oblivious to what's going on in the outside world. It drives me crazy."
In Seattle, a wild raccoon named Jimothy has captured hearts both locally and online.
A traffic court judge found himself in the unusual position of presiding over his own case....
A proposed class action lawsuit is seeking damages of at least $200 for customers purchased Taco Bell items containing bad lettuce. It's still in the early stages though.
ESPN has released the new song "High Noon" from Shaboozey and Gunna as the anthem for this season of college football.
A man in Utah was driving on the Interstate when lightning struck his truck...
A man from West Virginia was arrested after stealing $17,000 worth of Little Debbie snacks. It sounds like he was caught trying to offload his illicit Little Debbie at a flea market.
A new survey of parents found that simply driving their kids to and from their school activities takes up an average of 38 minutes every day. That adds up to 6,858 minutes over a school year.
A source claims that Keith Urban and Jennifer Lopez have a flirty friendship...
A one-of-one Shohei Ohtani Topps Dual Gold Logoman Autograph card sold for a record $11 million ...
July 31st is National Mutt Day...
Police in Florida arrested a 35-year-old man this week . . . and showed him video of a burglary at a restaurant. The guy looked at it, and said, "Oh yeah! Yeah, that's me . . . you got me."
Barry Williams joined the Smashing Pumpkins Wednesday night to perform "The Brady Bunch" hit, "It's a Sunshine Day".
Zac Brown Band member John Driskell Hopkins was diagnosed with ALS at the end of 2021.
An 11-year-old leukemia patient at Cincinnati Children's Hospital, Emmalee Wilkins, is going viral because she hung a bunch of funny signs outside her hospital window.
Look who's celebrating a birthday. And no, it's NOT Jimbo.
Desperate times call for unusual measures, which is why some Gen Z job seekers, frustrated by a brutal job market, are turning to Etsy witches for help landing work.

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