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CrossFit today announced the 2021 NOBULL CrossFit Games will return to CBS Sports for a live, two-hour broadcast of the individual finals on the CBS Television Network on Sunday, Aug. 1 from 2-4 p.m. ET.

As the rate of Covid-19 cases has begun to decrease and the number of vaccinated individuals continues to rise, many are heading back out into the world… unsure of what to expect and what lies ahead.

The leader of a major school software company once claimed he can predict the success of any student in his system. He did not need any of the demographics, grades, or other records stored in his vast computers.

There are 12 months in a year, and each has its own unique name. Have you ever wondered where these names originated, or why certain months do not seem to match up to their Latin numerical prefixes? The 12-month calendar used today differs greatly from past calendars.

A strong immune system can go a long way toward ensuring one's overall health. But bolstering one's immune system is no small task, as even medical researchers admit there is still much to learn about the links between lifestyle and immune function.

There are various ways to safely build natural muscle. Novices should always consult their physicians before beginning a fitness regimen. Patience must be part of the equation, as expecting overnight results but not seeing them may derail your fitness efforts or lead you down an unsafe path.

Would you like to become involved with something that makes an impact not only with those you interact with but with the community as a whole? Then consider becoming an Ombudsman volunteer!

When it comes to finding a relationship, there are always obstacles to the path of true love. Most people have a list - long or short - of deal-breakers; traits that they will not accept, compromise on, or adjust to when it comes to a potential partner.

Bees, birds and butterflies play integral roles in pollinating many of the crops humans rely on for sustenance.

Students and faculty from the University of Oklahoma’s School of Visual Arts and the Hudson College of Public Health have lent their talent and expertise for a new book focusing on the health and well-being of Oklahomans.