Competitors taking part in some of the aquatic events at the Rio Olympics next month have been warned not to open their mouths to avoid catching serious illnesses from the polluted water.
Disney could soon follow your every move as you roam around its magical parks using visitor’s shoes. A new patent has been awarded that the firm that describes identifying and tracking park-goers in order to provide them with customized experiences.
After numerous potential jurors said they couldn’t give the robbery suspect a fair trial, a district judge ordered the suspect’s facial and neck tattoos be covered with makeup at a budgeted cost of $1,200 for the extent of his trial – and taxpayers are footing the bill. Greg and Abbi explain.
The man who attempted to assassinate President Ronald Reagan will be allowed to leave a Washington mental hospital and live full-time in Virginia, a judge has ruled.
Tyler hits the streets to find out some of the most addicting foods.
Team Australia refused to move in to the Olympic Village over the weekend, saying rooms were unfit for habitation, The New York Times reported Sunday.
Jeremiah of Dockside Realty joins Greg at the studio to tell us more about today’s listing of the week – a beautiful home with breath-taking views of century old natural lush land. For more information, call 843-602-0255 or email jeremiahgentleman@gmail.com.
The Democratic National Convention kicked off in Philadelphia Monday. Sen. Bernie Sanders, the primary rival of presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, attempted to unify the party with his prime-time speech. First Lady Michelle Obama also addressed the delegates.
Tyler hits the streets to find out some of the most bizarre things you’ve ever protested or would protest!
Pokémon Go — the smartphone game that has smashed app records with more than 30 million downloads worldwide since its July 6 debut — has become an office staple in the past two weeks. Greg and Abbi explain.
