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Federal regulators launch deeper review of Amtrak’s $900M Bridgeport project

The Federal Railroad Administration announced that they will be investigating Amtrak's proposed $900 million redevelopment play in Bridgeport that could send the White Sox packing. The FRA committed to a formal environmental assessment of the rail operator's plans and are set to complete the study by the end of the year, according to Crain's. The controversy has come from what appears to be a trade for the Bridgeport neighborhood: the White Sox for a maintenance facility. For Bridgeport residents, the federal exemption and Ishbia's option to purchase the team in the near future made it feel inevitable. Amtrak and Ishbia's venture set up for The Railyards, Canal Edge, put out a joint statement on the updated investigation, saying that they think a larger environmental appraisal of the site is an appropriate next step. The pair also state they are welcoming of the opportunity for…

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Angel Reese echoes Dream officiating complaints despite damning WNBA Finals statistic

Angel Reese did not hold back in expressing her feelings about the officiating after the Atlanta Dream's 64-55 Game 5 loss to the Golden State Valkyries in the 2026 WNBA Finals. The Valkyries had a game plan ready for Reese in Games 4 and 5: To surround the Dream star when she had two feet in the paint, making life difficult for her. In Game 5, the 24-year-old superstar scored only seven points on 2-of-8 shooting from the field, with zero attempts from beyond the arc. After the game, Reese took a moment to lambast the officials for the amount of physicality she had to endure since after Game 3, believing the referees are letting the players play. Her criticism comes after she elbowed a Valkyries star in the face during a play in the first quarter. "For me, like I'm still trying to figure out how to play through the physicality," she began to reporters after the loss. "I mean, a lot of…

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Another penalty-filled performance leaves the Packers fuming after 20-17 loss to the Lions

Penalties have caused problems all season for the Green Bay Packers, who have been flagged more times per game than any other NFL team. The Packers (4-3) were penalized seven times for 76 yards in the second half of a 20-17 loss at Detroit that came down to Jake Bates’ 22-yard field goal as time expired on Sunday. Some Green Bay players believe they weren’t treated fairly. “I feel like the refs were on their side the whole day, if you ask me," defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt said after the game. Green Bay coach Matt LaFleur could be seen on the sideline expressing frustration over what the Packers perceived as questionable calls. Defensive lineman Karl Brooks was called for roughing the passer on the drive that led to Detroit’s winning field goal. “That’s teach-tape tackle. That’s not roughing the passer,” Dean Blandino, a Fox rules analyst and former NFL vice president of officiating…

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After 53 consecutive races and a lifetime inspiring others, Iron Man of the Peachtree dies at 96

Bill Thorn is remembered as a legendary runner, admired high school coach and faithful follower of Christ. Ten years ago, in July 2016, Bill Thorn was running his 47th consecutive Peachtree Road Race, the 10-kilometer race that runs from Buckhead to Midtown every July 4. He had been running in the race since it first started in 1970 and hadn’t missed one. In his first year, he was one of just 110 runners to finish the inaugural race. By his 47th, more than 50,000 people crossed the finish line. “I’m just thankful that I am able to live this long and still be able to complete this race,” Thorn, then 86 years old, told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. “I used to be able to fluff it off as no problem. But it is tough, and if I didn’t do what I did every day, I couldn’t do it.” What he did every day was a workout regimen he followed just about as religiously as he followed his Christian…

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