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Ralph Lauren Returns to Runway with Spring 2027 Collection — Sep 9, 2026Ralph Lauren’s Spring 2027 collection leans into his enduring codes—masculine tailoring, romantic shirting, and timeless Americana—while recombining them with lighter, more lived-in touches that feel both familiar and refreshed. The show drew a star-studded front row and reinforces Lauren’s influence as the fashion world seeks continuous reinvention.

Tom Gallagher Seeing the front row packed again shows his pull hasn't faded. Good to have him back on the runway.

MLB Releases 2027 Spring Schedules Amid Lockout Risk — Sep 4, 2026MLB has released the 2027 spring training schedules with teams like the Astros, Diamondbacks, Cardinals and A’s planning to begin Feb. 19, though the ongoing CBA negotiations could derail games or delay the start of the season. The schedules show each club’s split-squad dates and home parks, but the looming labor dispute threatens to wipe out or postpone spring training and possibly the regular season.

Tom Gallagher Feels like printing tickets to a concert that might get cancelled, but I get it, gotta plan something.

Five Earthquakes Recorded Across California, NevadaWeather — 5dA string of preliminary earthquakes measuring 2.1 to 2.9 magnitude shook California and nearby Nevada this weekend, with events near Julian, Woodside, Silver Springs, Willits and Cobb at shallow depths. USGS urges residents to report felt events and follows standard safety guidance to drop, cover and hold on during shaking.

Colgate Weighs $1 Billion Personal Care Brand Sale — Sep 11, 2026Colgate-Palmolive is weighing the sale of Softsoap, Irish Spring and Speed Stick, with Goldman Sachs guiding a potential divestment that could fetch over $1 billion. The move signals portfolio reshaping as Colgate shifts focus from mass-market personal care to higher-margin oral care amid broader consumer pressures and a need for a long-term turnaround in North America.

Derek Foss Colgate's shift away from everyday soaps and deodorants toward higher margin oral care looks overdue given the North American slowdown.

Coach Celebrates 85th Anniversary With NYFW Show — Sep 10, 2026Coach’s Spring 2027 show in New York featured a front row led by Elle Fanning and Storm Reid with a diverse mix of Hollywood, music and fashion talent, showcasing the brand’s ongoing emphasis on individual style. The night doubled as an 85th‑anniversary celebration, channeling Studio 54 energy with a tailored party atmosphere and VIPs including global ambassadors and guests, underscoring Coach’s festive, collaborative approach to self‑expression.

Milwaukee museum traces bobbleheads' surprising journey from ancient China — Sep 3, 2026Bobbleheads, iconic spring-headed figurines, have become a lasting symbol of American pop culture with roots in China and Germany before flourishing in the U.S. since the 1960s as baseball giveaways and collectibles, now housed in museums and sold widely for various figures and personalized themes.

Maya Lindstrom I've got like 40 of these from stadium promotions over the years, never thought about how far back the concept actually goes.

Colorado Springs 7 Brew property near Garden of the Gods sells for $1.825 million — Sep 1, 2026The Boulder Group completed the sale of two single-tenant, ground-leased properties: a 7 Brew drive-thru in Colorado Springs sold for $1,825,000, with the firm’s brokers representing the seller; and a Raising Cane’s restaurant at 4200 North Sterling Avenue in Peoria sold for $2,525,000, with the seller identified as a Midwest developer and the buyer as a West Coast 1031 exchange participant. These transactions underscore continued investor demand for net-leased retail properties anchored by national tenants across different markets.

Nicole Hardy Wild that a coffee shack land lease is worth more per square foot than half the houses near Garden of the Gods.

Texas Deputy Startled as 'Dead' Deer Bolts — Sep 3, 2026A Trinity County, Texas deputy mistook a motionless deer for dead, only for the animal to spring upright and dash into the woods, prompting a loud, viral scream and laughter from the deputy and colleagues. Wildlife experts note this can happen due to tonic immobility, a freeze response that makes injured or stunned deer appear dead before reviving.

Sam Okafor Tonic immobility is real, saw it happen with a rabbit once, scared the daylights out of me too.

Adviser: Trump Could Return To Social Media as Early as This SpringReporting — Mar 6, 2021Jason Miller, a senior adviser to Donald Trump , indicated the former president could return to social media as early as this spring. “I do think we’re probably not that far off from seeing President Trump return to…

Just 12% of Americans Plan Spring Break Travel – IndustryReporting — Mar 4, 2021U.S. travel demand remains low even as tens of millions of Americans get vaccinated for COVID-19, with just 12% planning a spring break trip this year, the industry said on Thursday. The industry has been devastated…

No Coronavirus Party: U.S. Spring Break Destinations Crack Down on RevelersReporting — Mar 18, 2020In Florida, sun-soaked Miami Beach shut down its spring break party this week, declaring it illegal for more than 10 people to gather together and shutting its bars and restaurants in an effort to stymie the spread of…

Tourists Spark Outrage After Walking Across Fragile Yellowstone Hot Spring Mats — Jul 21, 2026Two tourists are facing backlash after allegedly walking across fragile bacterial mats near the Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park, prompting concerns about both their safety and damage to the protected…

Spring Break Tragedy: Missing US Student Found Dead Off Barcelona Coast — Mar 19, 2026A spring break getaway in Barcelona ended in heartbreak after authorities recovered the body of a missing American college student from the waters near a popular nightlife district. According to the New York Post …

National Park Service to Waive Fees at Select Sites September 17Travel — Sep 8, 2026Across cities and countries, parks are being positioned as major attractions—from San Francisco’s 1,017-acre, museum‑studded spaces to Colorado Springs’ Garden of the Gods—highlighting the breadth of experiences parks offer beyond simple recreation. At the national and regional levels, several parks are easing access with no reservation needs or fee-free days, including a nationwide free-entry event on September 17, while South African and other regional programs promote temporary free access windows to encourage outdoor exploration.

Violently Unruly Spring Break Crowds Cause Miami Beach to Enforce an Emergency CurfewReporting — Mar 21, 2021Miami Beach is under an 8 p.m.-6 a.m. curfew after spring break crowds pushed city officials to crack down on disorderly crowds. “Our city right now, in this area, has become a tinder, and we cannot have a policy of…

Watch: Gunfire Sparks Panic As Spring Break Crowds Flee Florida Beach — Mar 16, 2026A packed spring break weekend quickly turned chaotic when gunfire sent crowds running along the shoreline in Daytona Beach. According to the New York Post, a video circulating online captured the frightening moment…

XPeng Recalls 33,473 X9 Vehicles Over Air Springs — Jul 24, 2026Xpeng is recalling 33,473 X9 vehicles built between August 8, 2023, and August 11, 2025 due to potential front air-spring airtightness leaks that could trigger warnings or affect handling under hot, humid conditions; replacements are free, and some cars have already been updated. The move follows Xpeng’s earlier apology and extended warranty coverage of the front air-spring system to eight years or 160,000 kilometers.

Colorado Tops USA TODAY Hot Springs RankingsTravel — Jul 21, 2026From Arkansas’s Scott—home to a Plum Bayou mound site and a heritage-hugging museum complex with Willow Beach Park’s river activities—to Colorado’s renowned hot springs and spa resorts like The Springs Resort and Durango Hot Springs, plus Durango’s storied mining-to-tourism evolution and mountain trails, the region showcases a broad mix of historic, natural, and wellness experiences. In Washington, the Two Dollar Trail at Larrabee State Park offers a quiet post-work hike with bay views, while Arizona’s Tempe Beach Park along Tempe Town Lake represents a postcard-ready desert waterfront escape that invites relaxed day trips.

Spring Break Crackdown: ‘No Twerking’ Warning Hits Florida Beach — Mar 23, 2026Another high-energy spring break weekend quickly turned into a heavy police presence along one of Florida’s most well-known party shorelines. According to the New York Post , authorities in Panama City Beach moved in to…

WH Press Secretary: ‘Every American Is Not Going To Be Eligible’ To Get a COVID Vaccine by the SpringReporting — Jan 26, 2021White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki appeared to walk back President Joe Biden’s prediction that every American who wants a COVID-19 vaccine will be able to get one in the spring. During a press briefing on Tuesday…

Recalled Broccoli Sprouts Linked to 22-Case Salmonella OutbreakHealth — Sep 7, 2026A multistate outbreak of Salmonella Bovismorbificans linked to broccoli sprouts from Evergreen Fresh Sprouts LLC has sickened 22 people across Washington, Montana, Idaho and Utah, with two hospitalizations and illnesses occurring between July 7 and August 26. The FDA and CDC urge recalls of Evergreen Fresh Sprouts broccoli sprouts with expiration dates of Sept 7, 9, 11, 14, and 16, and traceback investigations point to Evergreen Fresh Sprouts in Moyie Springs, Idaho, as the common grower, with this outbreak separate from the Everything Sprouts alfalfa-sprouts cases.

Global Sports Broadcast Schedule Plans Weeklong CoverageSports — Sep 1, 2026Sports media this weekend features a profile of Travis Bound Wisconsin Manager and Bound Wisconsin, alongside extensive live-sport listings and guides across outlets like The 42 and Heart of the Rockies Radio. Andrew Stossmeister will host a special morning edition of Sports in the Rockies live from Poncha Springs, covering high school to professional Colorado sports.

California Man Charged Over Mosque Death ThreatWorld — Sep 4, 2026Louis White, a 60-year-old Warner Springs man, was charged in federal court with mailing threatening communications to the Islamic Center of Temecula Valley, detailing a planned mass killing of Muslims, and investigators found ghost gun-style firearms and other weapons at his home; he allegedly confessed and is awaiting transfer to federal custody after state charges were filed. The case comes amid heightened attention to threats against Muslim communities following a deadly incident at a San Diego-area Islamic center.

JAMES CARTER: Congress Has a Plan. Several, Actually — Apr 17, 2026Spring in Washington usually brings cherry blossoms, warmer weather, and a familiar reminder that Congress has a habit of taking on more than it can neatly resolve. This year is no different. What stands out is how much…

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