Haley Miller

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Freelance Writer at BodySlam.Net

Wrestling Writer and Editor at Nerds and Beyond

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After 'soured' negotiations, union for Baton Rouge CATS bus drivers votes for possible strike

Jan 24, 2025 | theadvocate.com | Haley Miller |Quinn Coffman

Negotiations between Baton Rouge’s bus system and the local transit union have hit a wall again. Leaders for the Capital Area Transit System say they are committed to a fair contract, but union employees say the company has been unresponsive to their call for higher wages. CATS and union members agreed to extend their current contract through Jan. 31. But communication over the new contract has since deteriorated, union leaders say.
Plumbers prepared for deluge of work Thursday as pipes thaw

Jan 22, 2025 | theadvocate.com | Claire Taylor |Haley Miller

If your pipes are frozen from the historic cold temperatures in Louisiana this week, be prepared to wait it out. "I’m advising everybody wait until the great thaw is over," Todd Billiot of Master Drain and Plumbing Services in Youngsville said Wednesday. Billiot said he doesn't expect frozen pipes to begin thawing out naturally until Thursday, when temperatures are expected to climb into the 40s. Thursday "will be the day of reckoning when everybody starts finding leaks," he said.
The reach of county, state farm bureaus extends beyond ag policy

Sep 13, 2024 | shelbynews.com | Annika Harshbarger |Char Jones |Haley Miller |Komlavi Adissem

Danielle and Grace Perkowitz packed up and left Chicago two years ago for Houghton, Michigan, to start a career in goat farming. “I had a joke for years – I’m going to start a goat farm,” Danielle Perkowitz said, co-owner of BigGoat Farm. “What are we waiting for? Let’s do it.”As beginner farmers, they said, they hoped for support from the Michigan Farm Bureau to get their farm started. But they found the Farm Bureau didn’t align with their values, both as small farmers and as queer women.
WWE Announcing Details of First Primetime NBC Special Since 2008 Imminently: Report

Sep 5, 2024 | comicbook.com | Haley Miller |Tyler Fischer |Patrick Cavanaugh |Megan Peters

Last fall, WWE announced that they would soon be moving SmackDown back to the USA Network for the first time since 2019 beginning in 2024. Additionally, the five-year deal includes four primetime specials per year that will begin airing in the 2024/2025 television season, though there was no indication at the time as to what they could be. According to a new report from WrestleVotes, WWE is set to announce further details about their return to NBC for the first time since 2008 imminently.
Jamie Hayter Thought She May Not Return to AEW Due To Severe Back Injury

Sep 3, 2024 | comicbook.com | Haley Miller |Nick Valdez |Tanner Dedmon |Spencer Perry

After over a year and a half away from the ring, former AEW Women's World Champion Jamie Hayter finally returned to AEW. She made her surprise return during this year's AEW All In pay-per-view where she took out Saraya and her family who hijacked the pre-show festivities. Hayter was forced to vacate the title in May of 2023 due to injury. She had only held the title for six months before losing it.
WWE Announces Brutal Stipulation for Drew McIntyre and CM Punk's Bash in Berlin Match

Aug 19, 2024 | comicbook.com | Haley Miller |Ricky Frech |Adam Barnhardt |Tyler Fischer

On tonight's WWE RawCM Punk got right to it after his assault on Drew McIntyre last Monday. Last week he whipped "The Scottish Warrior" with his own belt, leaving his body bloody and bruised. Their feud has gotten extremely personal over the last few months as McIntyre has been walking around with Punk's bracelet that includes the names of his wife and dog. It's obviously about much more than a couple of beads, their match at SummerSlam was just the beginning of what's to come.
Triple H Comments on SummerSlam Becoming a Two-Night Extravaganza Moving Forward

Aug 5, 2024 | comicbook.com | Haley Miller |Charlie Ridgely |Spencer Perry |Cameron Bonomolo

WWE SummerSlam in Cleveland ended up setting several records within the company and for the city itself. While most fans were sent home happy with several surprises, many wondered where a lot of the talent were, namely the ones from Cleveland, as they were omitted from the match card. Given all the major storylines swirling in WWE at the moment, it seemed like it was just chalked up to there not being enough time.
The reach of county, state farm bureaus extends beyond agriculture policy

Aug 1, 2024 | missouriindependent.com | Annika Harshbarger |Char Jones |Haley Miller |Komlavi Adissem

Danielle and Grace Perkowitz packed up and left Chicago two years ago for Houghton, Michigan, to start a career in goat farming. “I had a joke for years — I’m going to start a goat farm,” Danielle Perkowitz said, co-owner of BigGoat Farm. “What are we waiting for? Let’s do it.”As beginner farmers, they said, they hoped for support from the Michigan Farm Bureau to get their farm started. But they found the Farm Bureau didn’t align with their values, both as small farmers and as queer women.
The reach of county, state farm bureaus extends beyond ag policy

Jul 31, 2024 | investigatemidwest.org | Annika Harshbarger |Char Jones |Haley Miller |Komlavi Adissem |Sky Chadde

This story was written by journalists at the Arnolt Center for Investigative Journalism at Indiana University and the University of Missouri in partnership with Investigate Midwest. Danielle and Grace Perkowitz packed up and left Chicago two years ago for Houghton, Michigan, to start a career in goat farming. “I had a joke for years — I’m going to start a goat farm,” Danielle Perkowitz said, co-owner of BigGoat Farm. “What are we waiting for?
Farm bureaus' reach extends beyond ag policy

Jul 25, 2024 | webstercountycitizen.com | Annika Harshbarger |Char Jones |Haley Miller |Komlavi Adissem

Danielle and Grace Perkowitz packed up and left Chicago two years ago for Houghton, Michigan, to start a career in goat farming. “I had a joke for years — I’m going to start a goat farm,” said Danielle Perkowitz, co-owner of BigGoat Farm. “What are we waiting for? Let’s do it.”As beginner farmers, they said, they hoped for support from the Michigan Farm Bureau to get their farm started. But they found the Farm Bureau didn’t align with their values, both as small farmers and as queer women.