Former SIU Coach Herman Williams SR. Passes Away
A longtime member of the Southern Illinois University community and former Saluki basketball coach has passed away. Herman Williams Senior died Thursday at the age of 81. Williams first joined SIU in 1974 as an assistant men’s
Judges order the Trump Administration to keep funding Snap
Two federal judges have ordered the Trump administration to keep funding SNAP. The rulings came just one day before the U.S. Department of Agriculture was set to freeze SNAP payments, saying it had run out of money
Herman’s Music Minute for November 3rd
On this day in music history… In 1985, Billy Ocean topped the singles chart with “Caribbean Queen (No More Love on the Run),” the lead single for his Suddenly album. The song had first been released as
2 men arrested after 11 people are injured in UK train stabbing attack
British authorities have arrested two men following a mass stabbing on a London-bound train that left 11 people injured, two of them critically. The incident occurred on the evening of November 1 aboard a train traveling from
‘Intentional’ explosion at Harvard Medical School building under investigation; police seek two suspects
Authorities are investigating what they describe as an ‘intentional explosion’ that occurred early Saturday morning inside the Goldenson Building on the Harvard Medical School campus in Boston. No injuries have been reported, but officials say the blast
The Black Crowes, Queens of the Stone Age to headline 2025 SEMA Fest
Queens of the Stone Age, the Black Crowes and Neon Trees are set to headline the third annual SEMA Fest on Nov. 7. SEMA Fest is the music festival that accompanies the Specialty Equipment Market Association trade
5 Seconds of Summer drop the track ‘Telephone Busy,’ announce world tour
5 Seconds of Summer will embark on the ‘Everyone’s a Star World Tour’ next year, kicking-off in March with a European and UK leg running through May, followed by U.S. dates from May-August. The North American leg