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THIS IS THE LAST WEEK TO BUY ONLINE SEASON PASSES!
24 days of food, fun and fond memories are almost upon us and you can spend as many of those days as you want enjoying the most Texan place on earth: the State Fair of Texas. This is the last week you can purchase your season pass online in order to ensure that it arrives in your mailbox just in time to see Big Tex. Season passes are also available for purchase at the Fair gates but mark this off your to-do list today and make plans for your 2019 Fair experience!
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When its doors first opened in 1965, Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum instantly became the epicenter of sports and entertainment in the State of Arizona. Its distinct silhouette visible by Arizonans and travelers alike commuting through Phoenix, The Coliseum has been the backdrop for some of the greatest sports moments in the history of our state, and the staging ground for some of the world’s greatest artists. From the 1976 NBA Finals, to performances by Elvis Presley and The Rolling Stones, it is a part of our past and present – including the upcoming Arizona State Fair this Fall.
Now, the three-time champion Phoenix Mercury of the WNBA are proud to announce The Coliseum as a part of their future – the home arena for the 2020 season. The original home of the Valley’s original sports franchise, the Phoenix Suns, The Coliseum was the birthplace of professional basketball in Arizona, and the Mercury are proud to return to a building so rich with history.
Most importantly, the Mercury are excited to revive “The Madhouse on McDowell,” one of basketball’s loudest buildings and most intimate fan experiences. With the fans virtually right on top of the action, combined with the amenities the Mercury will add to the building, and the nostalgia of basketball’s return, the homecourt advantage will be evident.
Visit mercury.wnba.com for updates.
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KC & the Sunshine Band at the Indiana State Fair 2019
August 8 at 7:30PM
Experience the best concert value of the summer at the Indiana State Fair 2019
KC & the Sunshine Band History
In the 1970s, at the height of disco fever, the Florida group KC And The Sunshine Band were one of the biggest acts in the world with five No 1 singles, including "Get Down Tonight," "That's The Way (I Like It)" and "(Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty."
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Switchfoot at the Indiana State Fair 2019
Experience the best concert value of the summer at the Indiana State Fair on the Free Stage! This venue is general admission, no seats can be reserved unless otherwise specified.
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Indiana State Fair 2019 Schedule
The 2019 Indiana State Fair will salute our Heroes in the Heartland, including Hoosier farmers, first responder, educators, members of the armed forces, and many others who keep us safe and make us proud. Join in celebrating the heroism of Hoosiers whose exceptional commitment and caring enrich our lives!
And now, fair goers can visit a NEW experience, the Super City: Where Heroes Unite! exhibit, open daily, to hang out with their favorite MARVEL and DC Comics Super Heroes. Guests can meet and get a photo with their favorite Super Hero at noon, 2 pm, 4 pm, and 6 pm daily throughout the fair. Super Hero “Meet & Greets” are free and will last 90 minutes. Scheduled appearances are as follows:
8/2 – Spider-Man
8/3 – Black Panther
8/4 – Iron Man
8/5 – Captain America
8/6 – Star Lord
8/7 – HULK
8/8 – Thor
8/9 – Ant Man
8/10 – Spider-Man
8/11 – Black Panther
8/12 – Superman
8/13 – The Flash
8/14 – Wonder Woman
8/15 – Wonder Woman
8/16 – Batman
8/17 – Green Lantern
8/18 – Batman
The Indiana State Fair is held for 17 days each summer, yet it lives for generations in the memories of families who experience it together. Over 750,000 people visit the Indiana State Fair each year for family fun, rides and games, barnyard animals, fabulous fair food (new this year: Indiana pork BBQ split, cookie ice cream sandwich, bison hush puppies, Hawaiian haminator, buffaloaded fries, Monroe’s midwest hero, American hero, caramel coffee milkshake, rollin’ mac daddy egg roll, bourbon chicken, poutine with bacon, relleno de Papa, shepherd’s pie, duck fries, Hoosier hometown hash, angry pretzel poppers with mad ranch sauce, the trifecta hero, superhero USA all the way pancake, poutine, blue raspberry lemon twister, lamb taco, and cajun queen), and the Indiana Beer Wine & Spirits expo.
Special Events:
8/2 – Ace Frehley
8/4 – Chase Rice
8/5 – Air Supply
8/6 – Indiana Wind Symphony
8/7 – Switchfoot
8/8 – KC & the Sunshine Band
8/9 – Pop 2000 Tour
8/10 – David Nail
8/11 – Francesca Battistelli and Matthew West
8/12 – Happy Together Tour
8/13 – Sixteen Candles
8/14 – Boyz II Men
8/15 – Melissa Etheridge
8/16 – Everclear
8/17 – The Guess Who
8/18 – Gospel Music Festival Headlined by Mary Mary
Tickets: $8 and up, general admission.
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Ohio State Fair 2019 Concert Dates
The Ohio state fair is one of the biggest and most attended state fair of United States of America and for many good reasons.
This year, the fair starts from July 24, 2019 Wednesday till Sunday, August 04, 2019. With 11 full days of excitement, attraction, food, entertainment and fun, from several years 800,000 or more visitor’s attendance recorded. This year more than I million visitors are expected to visit the Ohio State Fair.
The Ohio State fair is held at Ohio expo Center (717 E 17th Ave.) in Ohio Columbus. It has been Showcasing Ohio’s local products and their achievements over 160 Years, it brings approximately $68.5 Million to state’s economy.
A range of events and activities like concerts, exhibitions, gaming completions, art show, free states with hypnotists and magicians are available every day at the fair. The fair open at 9 a.m. and close 10 p.m. Tickets to the fair traditionally range from $10 for adults to $8 for kids and seniors, with children under 5 allowed in free.
Ohio State Fair 2019 Concert Lineup
See the full schedule:
KIDZ BOP World Tour 2019
Showtime: 6:30 p.m., July 24
Tickets: $20, on sale 10 a.m. March 29
Chris Young
Showtime: 7 p.m. July 25
Tickets: $35 to $50, on sale at 10 a.m. March 29
Lyfe Jennings / Chanté Moore / Carl Thomas
Showtime: 7:30 p.m. July 26
Tickets: $25, on sale at 10 a.m. March 29
Hank Williams Jr.
Showtime: 7 p.m. July 27
Tickets: $35 to $50, on sale at 10 a.m. March 29
All-Ohio State Fair Band & Youth Choir
Showtime: 1 p.m. July 28
Admission: free
Gabriel Iglesias: Beyond the Fluffy World Tour
Showtime: 7:30 p.m. July 28
Tickets: $30 to $40, on sale at 10 a.m. April 5
Toby Keith with special guest Jimmie Allen
Showtime: Mon., July 29, 2019, 7 pm
Tickets: $55 to $65, on sale at 10 a.m. April 5
John Denver Tribute featuring Ted Vigil
Showtime: 1 p.m. July 30
Admission: free
Matthew West with special guest Matt Maher
Showtime: 7:30 p.m. July 30
Tickets: $25, on sale at 10 a.m. April 5
REO Speedwagon with special guest Night Ranger
Showtime: 7 p.m. July 31
Tickets: $28 to $38, on sale at 10 a.m. March 29
The S.O.S. Band / Midnight Star
Showtime: 7 p.m. Aug. 1
Tickets: $25, on sale at 10 a.m. April 5
Bad Company with special guest Foghat
Showtime: 7:30 p.m. Aug. 2
Tickets: $40 to $55, on sale at 10 a.m. April 5
Happy Together Tour 2019: The Turtles, Chuck Negron, formerly of Three Dog Night, Gary Puckett & The Union Gap, The Buckinghams, The Classics IV, The Cowsills
Showtime: 7 p.m. Aug. 3
Tickets: $25, on sale at 10 a.m. March 29
Sale of Champions Livestock Auction
Showtime: 2 p.m. Aug. 4
Admission: free
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Count on die-hard Tesla fans to continue to support Elon Musk even after the SEC fraud lawsuit
Count on die-hard Tesla fans to continue to support Elon Musk even after he was sued by the Securities and Exchange Commission for alleged fraud, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
"They won't lose any faith," Cramer said on "Squawk Box." "As long as he's there, and not in jail, they will not lose faith."
However, Cramer added it will be difficult for Tesla to raise capital if "one of the risk factors is the CEO might be in jail."
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Shares of Tesla sank 12 percent Friday, a day after the SEC filed the lawsuit.
Musk is being accused of making false and misleading statements in an Aug. 7 tweet about potentially taking Tesla private with "funding secured." The take-private idea was abandoned on Aug. 24.
Tesla and the SEC were close to a no-guilt settlement, but Musk pulled out of the agreement at the last minute, CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin reported Friday, citing sources.
Cramer described the settlement as a "deal of a lifetime," and said Musk made a huge mistake by not taking it.
"He must be going for some insanity defense," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street." "That kind of deal. I mean that is the sweetest deal ever."
Thursday evening, Tesla and the company's board issued a statement backing the CEO, saying Musk has "integrity," and his leadership "has resulted in the most successful U.S. auto company in over a century."
After Musk apparently smoked weed and drank whiskey during an interview on comedian Joe Rogan's podcast earlier this month, Cramer suggested Musk should go on medical leave.
Musk had been acting erratically for months even before the take-private tweet.
In May, Musk rudely cut off analysts on Tesla's first-quarter earnings call. He apologized during the second-quarter call in August.
Musk was also launching tweetstorm after tweetstorm all summer as he was dealing with production problems for the company's new, less-expensive sedan, the Model 3.
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How to Watch 'Thursday Night Football' NFL Games Online for Free
“Thursday Night Football” kicks off tonight at 8:20 p.m. ET, when the Baltimore Ravens vs. Cincinnati Bengals game is scheduled to start.
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What channel is the Ravens-Bengals game on? The game is being broadcast on the pay channel NFL Network. To watch “Thursday Night Football” on TV tonight, you must subscribe to a service that includes the NFL Network.
But what if you don’t have a satellite or cable TV package with the NFL Network? If you’re in that camp, you may be wondering how you can watch “Thursday Night Football” — and, ideally, do so for free.
Here are all the options to live stream the Ravens vs. Bengals game for free, as well as other “Thursday Night Football” games in the 2018 season.
How to Live Stream the Ravens Game Tonight for Free?
Sports fans should be happy to know that it’s gotten much easier to live stream NFL games for free in the 2018 season. After downloading the latest versions of either the Yahoo Sports app or the NFL App, you’ll be able to live stream a host of games on your phone (and in some cases, with other mobile devices such as tablets).
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Winners and losers from Ohio Special Election - 12th Congressional District
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Winners and losers from Ohio Special Election - 12th Congressional District
Troy Balderson leads by 0.9 percentage points, or 1,754 votes, over Danny O’Connor with 100 percent of precincts fully reporting.
Tuesday was a night of extremes. In primaries and special elections in five states — Ohio, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri and Washington — socialist-leaning Democrats challenged their party's establishment, with mixed results, while President Trump boosted GOP challengers far on the right, with mixed results.
And, of course, the big story is in Ohio. Republican Troy Balderson held a narrow lead in a special congressional election that, on paper, Republicans should have won by miles.
Here are the night's winners and losers.
Danny O'Connor appears to have lost a close special election race for Ohio's 12th District. (Maddie McGarvey/Bloomberg News)
House Democrats (their morale at least): Almost any way you slice the numbers, Ohio's 12th Congressional District in the northern Columbus suburbs wasn't supposed to be competitive for Democrats. And yet their candidate, Danny O'Connor, still has Republicans biting their nails in this special election. With thousands of provisional ballots left to be counted, Balderson is ahead, but O'Connor has not conceded.
Democrats and some independent observers think that the fact that Democrats got this close in such a Republican-leaning district underscores two dynamics trending their way nationally:
Voters in Republican-leaning suburban districts are souring on Trump.
Largely because of that, a wave that will sweep Republicans out of power appears to be building.
Female governor nominees: Nowhere is there a stronger gender disparity in U.S. politics than in governor's mansions. Right now there are a grand total of six female governors.
On Tuesday, voters in 2018 set a record for female nominees for governor in either major party, according to data collected by the Center for American Women and Politics. Democratic voters nominated women for the governor's mansion in Michigan and Kansas, bringing the total number of female nominees for governors to 11. Not all these women will win in November, but experts say just having more women run for office can narrow a subtler gender gap: how voters put different expectations on female candidates than they do male candidates.
Labor unions: They claimed a huge victory Tuesday night by overturning a right-to-work law Missouri Republicans signed last year. Labor unions spent millions to get voters to reject the law by ballot initiative, and they did, meaning unions in Missouri can once again collect dues from nonunion members.
Rep. Ron Estes (R-Kan.): It was more of an annoyance than any real electoral threat. But the Kansas Republican had to make sure primary voters knew he was their actual congressman. A challenger, Ron M. Estes, got on the ballot — and earned a few national headlines for it. The congressman ended up being the winning Estes on Tuesday.
Trump's endorsement record: Trump made his riskiest endorsement this week in the Kansas GOP governor's primary. He chose Secretary of State Kris Kobach, a conservative firebrand, over the current governor, Jeff Colyer. Despite Trump's endorsement, the race was close, and as of early Wednesday, Kobach has a very small lead in a race that's still undecided.
Trump also has yet to prove he has clout in general elections. From last fall's Virginia governor's race to a December special election in Alabama for U.S. Senate to a March Pennsylvania special congressional election and, now, to Ohio's special congressional election, his high-profile endorsed candidates have either lost or, in Balderson's case, had a much closer race than they should have.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and New York congressional candidate Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: These two liberal stars didn't have a great track record Tuesday night either.
In Michigan's Democratic gubernatorial primary, former Detroit health official Abdul El-Sayed lost to establishment pick and Senate Majority Leader Gretchen Whitmer, despite national attention and endorsements from Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez. Ocasio-Cortez's endorsement failed to help a progressive unseat a top House Democrat in Missouri, too.
But a potential coup for the Democratic Party's progressive wing could come in a Kansas City-area congressional seat, where Democrats have their eyes on unseating GOP Rep. Kevin Yoder. There, Sanders-esque candidate Brent Welder was leading more establishment picks late Tuesday. As of early Wednesday, the candidate the establishment wants, Sharice Davids, is ahead.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Abdul El-Sayed addresses supporters as his wife, Sarah Jukaku, looks on Tuesday night. (Jeff Kowalsky/Reuters)
Political heirs: Former congressman John Conyers Jr. wasn't even officially out the door in the wake of sexual harassment accusations last year when he endorsed his son to replace him. That plan fizzled, and then the former congressman's grandnephew, Ian Conyers, lost Tuesday's competitive primary in the Detroit-area Democratic stronghold.
The exception to this came in a nearby Detroit-area congressional district, where Andy Levin appeared successful in his yet-to-be-called primary to replace his father, Rep. Sander M. Levin (D), in Congress.
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Where to Watch the 4th of July Fireworks in NYC?
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Where to Watch the 4th of July Fireworks in NYC?
Call your friend with the best rooftop: It’s time for the 4th of July fireworks, NYC's biggest firework display of 2018
Let the American Eagles fly and the red, white and blue bikini tops shine! It’s time for the 4th of July Fireworks—NYC's epic Independence Day celebration and one of the most exciting things to do in summer.
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Check out Macy's pyrotechnic spectacular as it bursts over the East River and some of the best New York attractions. You can also look out for other smaller but still dazzling displays in New Jersey and Coney Island. It’s gonna be a blast!
What time are the 4th of July fireworks in NYC?
Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks occur over the East River and the show begins at 9:25pm on Wednesday, July 4, 2018.
The show during the annual Freedom and Fireworks Festival at Jersey City starts after dark.
These displays should last about 25 to 30 minutes.
Where are the 4th of July fireworks in NYC?
The Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks are set off from barges located on the East River and are spread between 23rd and 40th Sts.
Jersey City will be displaying fireworks at Exchange Place where you’ll get a waterfront view of New York.
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National Hockey League: Stanley Cup Finals 2018: Capitals storm back in Game 5 to deliver Washington its first NHL title
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Stanley Cup Finals 2018: Capitals storm back in Game 5 to deliver Washington its first NHL title
After 44 years of waiting for Washington D.C., and 13 seasons for Alex Ovechkin, the Stanley Cup is finally theirs. The Washington Capitals are your 2018 Stanley Cup champions after storming back from a one-goal deficit in the third period Thursday night in Las Vegas to score twice and dump the Golden Knights, 4-3.
Washington, starved for a championship since the Washington Redskins won their last Super Bowl after the 1991 season, predictably went bonkers. And Ovechkin, a transcendent talent and the greatest goal-scorer of his generation, validated his legacy with an elusive Cup after so many years of playoff heartbreak.
Watch Washington fans celebrate Stanley Cup win
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The Caps got the scoring started in a frenetic five-goal second period when Jakub Vrana pumped in his third goal of the playoffs, but the Knights answered a little three minutes later when Nate Schmidt scored off assists from Reilly Smith and Jonathan Marchessault.
Ovechkin, who was announced as the the Conn Smythe trophy winner after the win, put the Caps back on top less than a minute later when he snuck a power-play blast past Marc-Andre-Fleury off a Nicklas Backstrom assist.
The Golden Knights put the champagne on ice, though, for a bit after evening the score on a David Perron goal, then Smith closed out the scoring in the second period in the final minute with a wrister off the power play that put the Knights up, 3-2.
But the Comeback Caps would not be denied. Playoff hero Devante Smith-Pelly, who'd scored just seven goals in the regular season, scored his seventh goal of the postseason on a beautiful diving shot.
And Lars Eller scored the game-winner 12 minutes into the third period on a beautiful find off an assist from Brett Connolly.
For all the highlights from Thursday's game, check out the recap in our live blog. Then scroll down for the Stanley Cup Final schedule, how to watch information and our staff predictions.
How to watch
TV: NBC
Stream: fuboTV (Try for free)
Follow: CBS Sports App
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Game 1: Golden Knights 6, Capitals 4
Game 2: Capitals 3, Golden Knights 2
Game 3: Capitals 3, Golden Knights 1
Game 4 (in Washington): Capitals 6, Golden Knights 2 (Capitals lead series 3-1)
Game 5 (in Vegas): Capitals 4, Golden Knights 3 (Capitals win series 4-1)
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