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Hardy has canceled two upcoming shows on his fall tour, The Mockingbird & the Crow, due to anxiety and panic attacks. The affected concerts were scheduled for October 5 in Simpsonville, South Carolina, and October 7 in Brandon, Mississippi. Additionally, the Georgia Rodeo show planned for October 6 has been rescheduled for April 12, 2024. Hardy shared his struggles in a text-only post on social media. He revealed that he has been battling anxiety since a bus accident last year, and the past two weeks have been particularly challenging, resulting in multiple panic attacks and hospital visits. He expressed his need to take some time for self-care to improve for his family and fans. Hardy plans to return and refocus on October 12, expressing gratitude for the understanding of his fans. Refunds for the October 5 and October 7 shows can be obtained from the original point of purchase. His next performance is scheduled for October 12 at the First National Bank Arena in Jonesboro, Arkansas. The Mockingbird & the Crow tour will continue through December. Last October, Hardy and his touring team were involved in a bus accident in Tennessee, which caused injuries to the group when the bus ran off the highway and overturned. At that time, Hardy had confirmed that despite the severity of the accident, there were only four people on the bus, including himself, and they all received medical attention for their injuries.

dirigiste industrial policy. So far Congress has authorised at least $80bn in place-based spending (according to the Brookings Institution, a think-tank), disbursed through a range of competitive grants. The biggest-ticket items include funding authorised in the CHIPS Act, passed last year to spur American semiconductor manufacturing.

Government test data shows new passenger vehicles in the U.S. are extremely safe, but roadway deaths are steadily rising

A growing number of states are offering dental care to low-income adults who once had to rely on charity or the emergency room to treat their tooth problems

Anaheim Ducks forward Nic Kerdiles lost his life in a motorcycle crash at the age of 29. The unfortunate accident occurred on a Saturday in Nashville, Tennessee. According to reports from the local police, Kerdiles was riding his Indian motorcycle when he ran a stop sign, resulting in a collision with the driver's side of a BMW SUV.

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The playoff-bound Tampa Bay Rays put the finishing touches on plans for a new 30,000-seat ballpark in St. Petersburg

Academy of Country Music Honors is set to air tonight, September 18, 2023, on Fox at 8 p.m. ET. If you can't catch it on TV, you can stream it on Hulu starting Tuesday, September 19, 2023. Originally held live at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee on August 23, it's now ready for your viewing pleasure.

Get the degree, get the job offer, get that first promotion. Then what? The set paths that used to shape so many careers are eroding fast these days. Instead of handing out fancy new titles at every performance review, companies like Meta Platforms are cutting layers of middle managers.

Sean and Leigh Anne Tuohy have hit back at Michael Oher, claiming there was “never an intent to adopt him” despite the former NFL player’s bombshell lawsuit alleging he was tricked into entering a conservatorship.

Goldman Sachs is preparing to offer wealthy clients more access to a unique investment: the chance to own a piece of a private sports team. The bank is creating a “sports franchise" unit within its investment banking division that will combine sports M&A with sports financing. A top goal is to work with asset and wealth management to pitch wealthy clients on investing in teams, stadiums and other flashy deals.

“WE ARE frying the human brain." Such is the bleak outlook that Jenny Wise Black, a marriage and family therapist in Franklin, Tenn., offers regarding smartphone usage. The clinician’s opposition to phones dates to a 2015 sabbatical she took to tackle her burnout. One day, her iPhone wouldn’t turn on.

A father is dead and his 9-year-old son is missing after their jet ski collided with a barge on a lake near Nashville, Tenneesee

US LBM Coaches Poll reveals some significant changes within the top five rankings for the second consecutive week, as per a USA Today report. Georgia continues to dominate the chart, maintaining its hold on the number 1 position, securing nearly all of the 65 first-place votes cast this week. Michigan remains firmly in the number 2 spot, receiving the sole remaining first-place vote. The landscape begins to shift at number 3, attributed to Alabama's recent defeat at home against Texas. Florida State swiftly climbs to the third position, surpassing Ohio State in the process. Meanwhile, Southern California advances to number 5, narrowly fending off Texas by a single point in the polls. The Longhorns' ascent of four places is noteworthy, driven by their impressive victory in Tuscaloosa. Penn State, Washington, and Tennessee maintain their respective positions, while the Crimson Tide experiences a substantial setback, plummeting seven places to number 10. They are merely 12 points ahead of Notre Dame. Duke and Colorado also make notable gains, securing the number 20 and number 21 spots, respectively. This marks a significant achievement for the Blue Devils, as they haven't held such a high ranking since October 25, 2015, and the Buffs achieve their highest rating since October 7, 2018.

Marcus Freeman joined them last season as the coach, they went down 9-4 and won the Gator Bowl to the Trojans in 2022 for the first time since 2016. Fighting Irish continued their old rivalries in 2023 and they clashed with Southern California and Navy. Notre Dame will certainly try their best to regain control of the Jeweled Shillelagh this October. They have the bitter memories of falling to the Trojans in 2022 for the first time since 2016. Notre Dame took the lead against NC State and they were 17-7 at halftime when the game was suspended due to bad weather.

U.S. College Football Games Week 1 went smoothly but stretched over five days, Week 2 is more hectic with as many as 80 games packed in the Saturday window. With no extension of the holiday, Saturday will have the most busy schedule. Saturday's premiere match between No. 3 Alabama hosts No. 11 Texas begins at 7 p.m.The action in Tuscaloosa will be followed by a pair of interesting road contests for ranked, future Big Ten rivals, with No. 13 Oregon facing a wounded Texas Tech squad and No. 19 Wisconsin playing Washington State.

Lil Baby’s concert in Tennessee on Thursday night. The man injured has been rushed to a hospital where he is in critical condition. Confirming the shooting incident, the Memphis Police Department said that the incident took place at FedExForum in Memphis. “One adult male shooting victim was located and transported to Regional One Health in a critical condition. At this time, the identity of the shooter remains unknown. No other injuries were reported and all have cleared the facility.” The incident occurred at 191 Beale Street, which is located in the downtown area of the city. The arena is situated in the entertainment district known for Blues Music. The area runs east along the Mississippi River. Rapper Lil Baby was performing on the stage when the shooting took place. The 28-year-old Grammy-nominated rapper was rushed off the stage at about 10.20 p.m. when he was in the middle of his song «Frozen». Memphis police Public Information Officer Sgt. Louis Brownlee said that no one has been arrested so far. Memphis Police said that it is investigating how the weapon used in the shooting got inside FedExForum. FedExForun said in a statement, “A person was shot tonight at FedExForum during the Lil Baby concert. The incident is under investigation and we are fully cooperating with the Memphis Police Department."

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced Thursday that it will settle charges against Tennessee-based fintech firm Linus Financial over sales of an unregistered cryptocurrency lending product.

The U.S. government is taking a big step toward forcing a defiant Tennessee company to recall 52 million air bag inflators that could explode, hurl shrapnel and injure or kill people

Never has men’s tennis seen a bigger match with fewer sleeves. On Tuesday evening at the U.S. Open, Frances Tiafoe and Ben Shelton, two captivating young Americans vying to be tennis’s next big thing, are set to square off.

David Kowach, former head of Wells Fargo Advisors, and his new firm, &Partners, took another step closer to coming to market last week when Kowach and his partners acquired a broker-dealer and registered investment advisor with $663.8 million in assets, according to filings with regulators.