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BKFC Mohegan Sun is two days away. A week ago Saturday, it was BKFC KnuckleMania V taking center stage in primetime on DAZN. A total of 17,762 spectators walked through the doors of Philadelphia’s Wells Fargo Center to see the action.

Official figures from the card indicate that the 17,762 people who paid to see the show made for a new promotional record for a live audience. This week, David Feldman and his staff stay in the East Coast for a trek to Uncasville, CT and Mohegan Sun Arena for BKFC Mohegan Sun as the promotion’s 2025 schedule continues.

Live coverage of Saturday’s event begins with the countdown show at 5 pm ET/ 2 pm PT on the official BKFC YouTube channel before moving onto the two-fight undercard at 6 pm ET/ 3 pm PT on DAZN and YouTube. The main card caps the evening at 7 pm ET/ 4 pm PT.  If there are no 11th-hour postponements between now and Saturday night, the final version of BKFC Mohegan Sun will feature an 11-fight bare-knuckle boxing card.

Must-See Fights on BKFC Mohegan Sun’s Main Card Saturday

We’ve already discussed the undercard previously, but now it’s time for us to talk about the main card. There are a number of noteworthy contests taking place on that portion of the event, so why waste any more time and start talking about it?

Note: All fights in BKFC are five rounds at two minutes per round.

BKFC Mohegan Sun Main Event: Julian Lane vs. Cameron VanCamp

At the top of the bill on Saturday night is a contest in the welterweight division (165 lbs) between Julian Lane (7-7 bare-knuckle, 5-6 BKFC) and Cameron VanCamp…

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The country-rock outfit kicks off their latest tour with two nights in Nashville this April.

By Scott Bernstein Jan 22, 2025 • 11:45 am PST

Zac Brown Band announced their first batch of 2025 tour dates. The country-rock outfit will kick off their spring run with a two-night stand at new venue The Pinnacle in downtown Nashville on April 1 and 2.

“We are so excited to hit the stage at The Pinnacle and play for our incredible fans,” said Zac Brown in a statement. “Nashville is a city that’s always felt like home to us, and we can’t wait to be a part of the incredible energy this new venue brings.”

From Nashville, the band heads to Oxon Hill (Maryland) for a performance at The Theater at MGM National Harbor on April 4. Later in the month, Zac Brown Band will set up shop at Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena in Atlantic City (New Jersey) for shows on April 25 and 26. The tour’s current routing concludes at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville (Connecticut) on April 27.

Tickets for all six dates go on sale this Friday, January 24 at 10 a.m. local time.

ZBB frontman Zac Brown will perform at the MusiCares’ Grateful Dead tribute on January 31 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Dead & Company, Dave Matthews, Billy Strings and Maren Morris lead the star-studded lineup for the 2025 Persons Of The Year gala honoring the legendary band.

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TAHLEQUAH, OK – Cherokee Nation and the U.S. Department of the Interior have partnered to utilize film and media to help preserve and advance Native languages. The largest tribal nation in the U.S. is dedicating resources and its industry-leading technology to help federal entities pursue a National Plan on Native Language Revitalization.

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. recently signed a memorandum of understanding establishing a formal partnership between the tribe, Cherokee Film and several federal entities, including the Interior Department, the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the National Fund for Excellence in American Indian Education. The Interior Department intends for the 10-year plan to expand immersion language projects, boost community efforts and develop support networks.

“The Cherokee Nation and its people recognize the importance of preserving and celebrating our heritage and the significant need to do so by creating new generations of Cherokee speakers who can perpetuate and teach others our beautiful language,” said Chief Hoskin. “It is with that understanding that we have invested historic sums while tasking our tribal departments and businesses to pursue an unparalleled approach to tackling the monumental task of keeping the Cherokee language alive. I am proud that through those investments, such as our film studios, we can also now be a resource for tribes around the country to capture and share their language, culture, experiences, aspirations and much more.”

Throughout the next decade, Cherokee Film will provide the NFEAIE (National Fund for Excellence in American Indian Education) with expert consultation and insights while leveraging Cherokee Nation’s experience, infrastructure and networks to assist fellow tribes in dubbing TV and film programming in Native languages. Cherokee Nation will also empower other tribes to pursue language revitalization initiatives through the use of…

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PLAINS TWP., LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Two men are facing charges after police say they tried to steal a vehicle in the parking lot of Mohegan Pennsylvania casino.

According to the Plains Township Police Department, on January 21, around 2:20 a.m., officers were called to Mohegan Pennsylvania for a report of a car theft in progress.

Security officers told police two men, Henry Pena-Acosta, 27, of Scranton, and Jose Rodriguez, 23, of New York, were traveling around the casino parking lot when they stopped and tried to steal a parked car, damaging the lock, according to court records.

Man arrested after hit-and-run sent woman to hospital

Officers said they quickly followed the car into Wilkes-Barre until they hit a dead end where the pair exited the vehicle and fled on foot.

Pena-Acosta and Rodriguez were eventually caught and arrested. Investigators stated inside the stolen Honda, they found six key fobs, a magnetic pen, and a ratchet.

Pena-Acosta was charged with receiving stolen property, criminal conspiracy to commit theft, evading arrest, and driving without a license.

Rodriguez was charged with criminal conspiracy to commit theft, and evading arrest.

Pena-Acosta and Rodriguez remain in the Luzerne County Correctional Facility on a $25,000 bail, each.

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SOUTH BEND, IN – The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians of Michigan and Indiana and its Four Winds Casinos presented checks totaling $335,000 to 11 organizations at a ceremony at Four Winds Casino South Bend. The community investment contributions demonstrate the Pokagon Band’s commitment to the city of South Bend and the region, as well as organizations that focus on the needs of Native Americans. 

Organizations that received contributions include:

• Beacon Children’s Hospital – $50,000 to support medical care for children.
• Bodwéwadmimwen Ėthë ték – $50,000 for Potawatomi language preservation programs.
• Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Joseph County – $20,000 to support before- and after-school programs.
• Cultivate Food Rescue – $20,000 to provide meals and support the organization’s backpack program.
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana – $20,000 to support mobile food distributions.
• Logan Community Resources – $50,000 to support programs and services for adults and children with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
• Proteus – $20,000 to support programs and services for agricultural workers.
• South Bend Community School Corporation – $50,000 for the development of the St. Joseph County Regional Career Hub and to fund its Ivy Academy Career Technical Education dual credit program, allowing students to accumulate college credits while still enrolled in high school.
• The Kwek Society – $20,000 to supply period products to Indigenous students and communities across North America.
• Unity Gardens – $10,000 to expand projects to support underserved populations who have less access to safe green space, fresh healthy food, and meaningful hands-on learning opportunities.
• YWCA of North Central Indiana – $25,000 to help victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, empower women to build brighter futures, and teach skills to support self sufficiency.

“The Pokagon Band is proud to…

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Indiana Fever icon Caitlin Clark celebrated her 23rd birthday on January 22.

While Clark has already produced a legendary career with countless accolades, perhaps the most fascinating part of her story is that she seemingly still has room to improve.

Clark is best known for her three-point shooting ability. But considering that the 34.4% three-point percentage she shot during her rookie season with the Fever is beneath her 37.7% mark from college, the assumption is that she’ll shoot much better from range this year after having a full offseason and fresh legs under her.

And seems off to a good start in that regard, as she celebrated her birthday on Wednesday by draining a whopping 50 of 54 shots from three-point range, as per the Indiana Fever’s X post.

Caitlin Clark shot 50-for-54 from three on her birthday.

read that again. pic.twitter.com/bCEVvYdLNl

— Indiana Fever (@IndianaFever) January 22, 2025

Clark has been compared to Golden State Warriors legend Steph Curry numerous times; largely due to their elite shooting. And this video brought Curry to mind for multiple reasons.

One is that he drained over 100 consecutive three-pointers during a practice in 2023, which went viral on social media. Clark’s insane accuracy on Wednesday was akin to that extraordinary display.

5+ minutes without a miss.

Stephen Curry is unreal. pic.twitter.com/wGHtywu0g1

— Golden State Warriors (@warriors) September 19, 2023

The other reason Clark’s video brought Curry to mind is that they’re rumored to be competing against each other in a three-point shooting contest during NBA All-Star weekend, along with Sabrina Ionescu and Klay Thompson.

Therefore, some fans are seeing this as Clark’s way of showing Curry that she’s already on her game.

“yeah she’s winning that NBA All Star 3pt contest, sry Steph,”…

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Taylor Nation Tribute show is coming to Mohegan Sun

Taylor Nation – A Tribute To All Eras of Taylor Swift
Mohegan Sun • 1 Mohegan Sun Blvd, Uncasville, CT 06382
February 2, 2025
Tickets go on sale on January 10, 2025 via Ticketmaster.com

Taylor Nation – A Tribute To All Eras of Taylor Swift

Taylor Nation – A Tribute To All Eras Of Taylor Swift show featuring the premier live band sing-along tribute of the iconic Taylor Swift will play a 4:00pm show live from Mohegan Sun Arena on Sunday, February 2nd.

Tickets to be immersed in the journey through the eras of Taylor Swift’s evolution go on sale Friday, January 10th, at 10:00am via Ticketmaster.com . Fans of the tribute experience can purchase tickets at the Mohegan Sun Box Office on Saturday, January 11th, subject to availability.

Taylor Nation Tribute Show

Leading the charge is the extraordinary Melody Ebner, a renowned songstress hailing from the vibrant city of San Diego. With a voice that commands attention and a passion for Taylor Swift’s artistry, Melody is the driving force behind this unforgettable tribute experience. Taylor Nation is not just a band; it’s a time-traveling musical expedition. From the Country-infused melodies of Taylor’s early albums to the chart-topping Pop hits that followed, we meticulously recreate every era, allowing you to relive the magic of Taylor Swift’s music from start to finish.

Our journey through Taylor’s career is more than just playing the songs; it’s about capturing the essence of each era. Melody and our talented ensemble of musicians embody the spirit, style, and emotions that define Taylor Swift’s ever-evolving…

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Monday set maximum levels for lead in baby foods like jarred fruits and vegetables, yogurts and dry cereal, part of an effort to cut young kids’ exposure to the toxic metal that causes developmental and neurological problems.

The agency issued final guidance that it estimated could reduce lead exposure from processed baby foods by about 20% to 30%. The limits are voluntary, not mandatory, for food manufacturers, but they allow the FDA to take enforcement action if foods exceed the levels.

It’s part of the FDA’s ongoing effort to “reduce dietary exposure to contaminants, including lead, in foods to as low as possible over time, while maintaining access to nutritious foods,” the agency said in a statement.

Consumer advocates, who have long sought limits on lead in children’s foods, welcomed the guidance first proposed two years ago, but said it didn’t go far enough.

“FDA’s actions today are a step forward and will help protect children,” said Thomas Galligan, a scientist with the Center for Science in the Public Interest. “However, the agency took too long to act and ignored important public input that could have strengthened these standards.”

The new limits on lead for children younger than 2 don’t cover grain-based snacks like puffs and teething biscuits, which some research has shown contain higher levels of lead. And they don’t limit other metals such as cadmium that have been detected in baby foods.

Brian Ronholm, director of food policy for Consumer Reports, called the limits “virtually meaningless because they’re based more on industry feasibility and not on what would best protect public health.”

A spokesperson for baby food maker Gerber said the company’s products meet the limits.

There’s no safe level of lead exposure for children, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The metal causes “well-documented…

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