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This week’s BetMGM Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course… Dillon competed in the inaugural NASCAR Cup Series race using the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course setup last year. He won Stage Points and ran most of the race in the top 10, but was ultimately credited with a 31st place finish after retiring from the race early following an on-track crash at stage 3. Dillon has raced the Brickyard’s traditional oval configuration. eight previous times in the NASCAR Cup Series, with a best finish of ninth in 2016. He also has five NASCAR Xfinity Series starts…

Federal agents are serving a warrant at Uhuru House this morning, a St. Petersburg police spokesman said. The spokesman, Ken Knight, declined to provide further information, saying the law enforcement agency was not in charge of the investigation. However, he said more information will be available at a noon news conference with the FBI, U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Florida Roger Handberg and St. Petersburg Police Chief Anthony Holloway. On Friday morning, 12th Avenue S and 18th Avenue S were closed by several St. Petersburg police cars and several lines of caution tape. Located at 1245 18th Avenue…

In total, more than 110 people won prizes of more than $10,000 in the Connecticut Lottery this month. The biggest prize of the month went to an Oakville resident, who claimed a $414,434 prize from a “FAST PLAY – $10 SUPER 7S PROGRESSIVE” ticket. Here is the list of people who claimed prizes of $50,000 or more during the month of July. Susan Norton, of Coventry; $50,000 on a 5X The Money 16th Edition ticket sold at Citgo in Coventry. Ronald Battaglia, of Stratford; $300,000 on a $1,000,000 Golden Riches ticket sold at Greenwich cigar and paper in Greenwich. resident…

ODESSA, Ukraine (AP) — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited a Black Sea port Friday as crews prepared terminals to export grain caught up in Russia’s five-month war, work moving forward a week after an agreement was reached to allow critical foods. supplies for millions of impoverished people facing hunger around the world. “The first ship, the first ship is being loaded since the beginning of the war,” Zelenskyy, wearing his signature olive T-shirt, told reporters as he stood next to a Turkish-flagged ship in the port of Chernomorsk in the Odesa region. He said, however, that the departure of wheat…

The Senate failed to pass a procedural vote Wednesday that would have cleared the way for a vote legislation to extend benefits to the estimated 3.5 million veterans exposed to toxic burn pits during America’s wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. The bill, known as the Honor Our PAC Act, past both the House and Senate with bipartisan support in June, but because of a language problem in the bill, it had to go back and pass the House and Senate again. On Wednesday evening, 25 Republican senators reversed their June support and voted against a procedural vote to move the…