The lure of the Super Bowl ad has been fading in recent years, perhaps as the suspense of the actual game has increased. But Super Bowl ads aren't what they once were, forcing ad agencies to come up with something more clever.
Now, Skittles has.
She was Christopher Steele when she was born in Minnesota. When her parents split when she was 5, she went into the foster care system and, when she was in the fifth grade, went to live with Al and Madelyn Sisson. He was a Rochester, Minn., cop.
Scott Stanfield sometimes dealt with some of society's worst when he worked as a cop. But being a boys basketball coach and dealing with some parents is "way worse," he tells the Brainerd Dispatch.
In North Dakota, the law gives women the right to breastfeed if they act 'in a discreet and modest manner,' but it does not define what is discreet and modest.
Julia Nepper went to college when she was 12 years old because her parents looked at the education she was getting and didn't like it.
She just got her Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin.
Jorge Garcia didn't get a say when his family brought him to the United States illegally. He was only 10. Although that's too old to qualify under the so-called DACA program, he's the new face of the deportation program that is rounding up people and sending them to a country they don't know.
The Pioneer Press' Mary Divine writes that Laura Miron Mendele, who grew up going to the Withrow Ballroom in Washington County, has purchased the ballroom that closed late last year, and plans to reopen it for the polka dance in March.
The takeaway here is that there are an awful lot of football fans who take video of each other watching television.
Also: There are a lot of questionable interior design decisions.
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