Guests say the highlight of their stay at a Wisconsin hotel isn’t just the rooms—it’s the two lovable mini Goldendoodles who greet everyone with wagging tails. The furry duo has become the heart of the hotel and a reason people can’t wait to return.

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Hall of Fame quarterback Sonny Jurgensen has died, the Washington Commanders announced on Friday. He was 91. Jurgensen was a four-time All-Pro quarterback and NFL champion. “Sonny Jurgensen is, and always will be, one of the defining legends of Washington football,” the team said in a statement. “He was a giant of the game, and a beloved part of our team’s identity. Our hearts and prayers are with Sonny’s family, friends and everyone who loved him,” it continued. We mourn the passing of the legendary Sonny Jurgensen Our hearts are with Sonny’s family and loved ones pic.twitter.com/PFtg3gnJwT — Washington Commanders (@Commanders) February 6, 2026 More from the New York Post: A fourth-round pick by the Eagles in 1957, he went on to win an NFL title as a backup in 1960, taking over as the team’s starter the following season. It was then the North Carolina native’s legend really began to take shape. He set a league record with 3,723 passing yards and tied Johnny Unitas’ mark of 32 touchdown passes — an Eagles record that stood until Carson Wentz threw for 33 in 2017. In 1964, he was traded to Washington for Norm Snead and Claude Crabb in a franchise-altering deal. “When I looked back on it, being shocked initially, it was an opportunity to start fresh and to start anew,” Jurgensen later said of the trade, per the Commanders. “It was a team I had followed because the Redskins were part of the South. I had come up to see them play as a high school team. My family could come up and see me play. I enjoyed that.” He went on to lead the NFL in passing yards three times — 1966, ’67, ’69 — in passing touchdowns once (1967) and earned himself a spot on the league’s 1960’s All-Decade Team. Christian Adolph "Sonny" Jurgensen III, one of the greatest pure passers in NFL history and a beloved figure in Washington for more than five decades, died Friday at age 91, according to his family. https://t.co/t4UklGgz87 — The Washington Times (@WashTimes) February 6, 2026 Watch some of Jurgensen’s highlights below: “Sonny Jurgensen is him. He’s like that. One of one. Built different.” – people in the 60s and 70s, probably (via @NFLLegacy) pic.twitter.com/980Jt6MVFs — NFL (@NFL) June 2, 2023 CBS News shared further: Jurgensen’s four-plus decades of association with the franchise in Washington as a quarterback and then as a broadcaster made him a one-name celebrity in the nation’s capital. He was the one and only Sonny, contrary but loyal: the everyman red-headed football player with the out-of-shape belly who kept a connection with fans but could also pull out a cigar and hobnob with the team owner. Notorious for breaking curfew, Jurgensen was also known for ignoring coaches and joking about his less-than-ideal physique. He more than compensated with his pinpoint passing from the pocket, helping make the then-Redskins exciting and competitive again, leading the team to more victories in his first three seasons than the club had won in its previous six. “All I ask of my blockers is 4 seconds,” he once said. “I try to stay on my feet and not be forced out of the pocket. I beat people by throwing, not running.” That’s exactly what he did on Nov. 28, 1965, when he dismissed the crowd’s boos and rallied Washington from a 21-0 deficit to a 34-31 win over the Dallas Cowboys by throwing for 411 yards and three touchdowns. The game was the highlight of coach Bill McPeak’s five losing seasons with the club. “I’m glad the crowd let me stay in,” Jurgensen said sarcastically after the game. “It was decent of them, and maybe Bill McPeak appreciates it, too.” Jurgensen played through numerous injuries and even won over the notoriously tough Vince Lombardi, who coached Washington to its first winning season in more than a decade in 1969. Lombardi said of Jurgensen, “He is the best I have seen.” The Washington Commanders shared this tribute to Jurgensen:

A New Mexico grand jury on Friday indicted actor Timothy Busfield on child sex abuse charges. He was indicted on four charges of criminal sexual contact of a child. “As with all criminal proceedings, Mr. Busfield is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law. This case will proceed through the judicial process and is expected to move forward to trial,” Bernalillo County District Attorney Sam Bregman said. “The case will be prosecuted by the Special Victims Unit of the Bernalillo County District Attorney’s Office. District Attorney Sam Bregman emphasized that protecting children remains a top priority for his office,” he added. A grand jury has indicted actor Timothy Busfield on child sex abuse contact charges after his arrest last month, according to officials. https://t.co/c9egIKDLrt — World News Tonight (@ABCWorldNews) February 6, 2026 KRQE has more: Busfield is accused of inappropriately touching two boys on the set of “The Cleaning Lady” while filming in Albuquerque. According to a criminal complaint, one of the children told a forensic child interviewer that Busfield had touched him in his “private areas” while on set when he was seven years old. He said it happened five or six times between sets. The boy told the interviewer that it had happened a second time when he was eight years old, and that it happened three or four times. A second child told investigators that Busfield had touched him as well, but did not say that it was in the same areas. In early January, an arrest warrant was issued for Busfield, and he later turned himself in. Before doing so, Busfield also spoke out in a recorded video, calling the allegations a lie. “I’m gonna confront these lies. They’re horrible. They’re all lies and I did not do anything to those little boys and I’m gonna fight it,” Busfield said. “I’m gonna fight it with a great team, and I’m gonna be exonerated, I know I am, because this is all so wrong and all lies,” he added. Footage below: #EXCLUSIVE Timothy Busfield surrenders to cops on child sex abuse charges. Details: https://t.co/44s9A9XYPX pic.twitter.com/8fNldzwSe1 — TMZ (@TMZ) January 13, 2026 NBC News shared further: Busfield’s attorneys have said the allegations are a part of a revenge plot manufactured by the boys’ parents after the children lost their roles in “The Cleaning Lady.” During a detention hearing last month, Bernalillo County Deputy District Attorney Savannah Brandenburg-Koch described the children’s disclosures of alleged abuse to a therapist and doctor as specific, detailed and “not exaggerated.” During the hearing, the show’s director of photography testified that he saw no inappropriate contact between Busfield and the children. Busfield’s lawyers cited an independent probe into the allegations commissioned by Warner Bros., which co-produced the show, that found no evidence to corroborate the allegations. Brandenburg-Koch argued during the hearing that the abuse allegations were part of a pattern and cited past allegations of inappropriate touching and sexual assault made against Busfield by other women and a teenager. Busfield’s attorneys denied those allegations, which have not resulted in criminal charges. During last month’s hearing, the judge overseeing the case said he put little weight in those accusations because they have not been vetted. The judge, David A. Murphy, found that Busfield does not pose a danger to the community and ordered him released on his own recognizance while he awaits trial.

The outrage is a little much. President Trump has received backlash from Democrats and some Republicans after posting a video on Truth Social that depicts Barack and Michelle Obama as apes. The image of the Obamas as apes was at the end of a video Trunmp shared that was discussing voting machine flaws in the 2020 election Watch the video here: (Obama scene occurs at the 59-second mark) CNN was quick to call the video racist: President Donald Trump shared a racist video on his social media platform Thursday night that depicted former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama as apes in a jungle, sparking intense condemnation. The Obamas briefly and suddenly appear near the end of the short video, which promotes false claims that voting machines helped steal the 2020 election, with their faces superimposed onto the bodies of apes. As the images appear, for about one second, the start of the song “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” plays in the background. The post, which recalls the racist trope of comparing Black people with monkeys, prompted swift backlash. Johnny Maga explained how the Obama edit was included in the video Trump shared: Trump posted a minute-long video about the 2020 election on Truth that someone screen recorded from X, and it obviously autoscrolled to the next reel, which was a hilarious Lion King AI edit. The left are totally broken and unserious people. pic.twitter.com/9qfDEkUZtV — johnny maga (@_johnnymaga) February 6, 2026 The clip of the Obamas comes from this Lion King styled video: The full Barack Obama “monkey video” portrays numerous elected officials, Republicans and Democrats, as Lion King-like characters, with Trump as a lion and king of the jungle. Interesting how this fact is not being reported on. pic.twitter.com/nJz1IbSuDN — Loomer Unleashed (@LoomerUnleashed) February 6, 2026 CNBC reported Senator Tim Scott is not too happy with the video: Sen. Tim Scott, a South Carolina Republican who is Black and a close ally of Trump’s, blasted the image. “Praying it was fake because it’s the most racist thing I’ve seen out of this White House,” Scott wrote in a post on X. “The President should remove it,” Scott wrote. Democratic elected officials quickly called on other Republicans to condemn the post. Take a look: Praying it was fake because it’s the most racist thing I’ve seen out of this White House. The President should remove it. https://t.co/gADoM13ssZ — Tim Scott (@votetimscott) February 6, 2026

The decline of Pizza Hut has continued. Pizza Hut has announced it will close hundreds of locations across the United States. The closures come as executives of the pizza chain are attempting to modernize it to win back customers after more than a decade of decline. Fox Business provided further details on the executive’s decision: Pizza Hut will close about 250 locations in the U.S. through June as its parent company, Yum! Brands, moves to shut underperforming stores and reassess the brand’s long-term strategy, executives said. Yum! Brands Chief Financial Officer Ranjith Roy said during an earnings call that the closures will primarily target weaker-performing Pizza Hut restaurants as part of a broader effort to modernize the chain. The closures are tied to the company’s “Hut Forward” initiative aimed at refreshing Pizza Hut’s marketing, updating its restaurant model and improving franchise performance. Yum! said it is also reviewing broader strategic options for Pizza Hut, signaling the changes could be part of a deeper reset for the brand. The pullback comes as Pizza Hut continues to struggle in the U.S., even as other Yum! Brands post strong results. Pizza Hut’s domestic same-store sales declined, while Taco Bell and KFC delivered solid growth and expanded their footprints. Despite the U.S. closures, Yum! said that Pizza Hut is still growing internationally. The chain opened more than 440 gross new locations globally in the fourth quarter and nearly 1,200 restaurants in 2025 across 65 countries. Yum! said the closures will be concentrated in the first half of the year, temporarily reducing Pizza Hut’s global store count before growth resumes later in 2026. However, modernizing the pizza chain might not win customers back. Many people on X have let the pizza chain know they want the old-school pizza style Pizza Hut back: Pizza Hut is closing 250 location and Yum Brands is looking to unload the chain. We really need a mega-billionaire to take over Pizza Hut and blanket the country with old school sit down Pizza Hut Classics. — Aaron M. Renn (@aaron_renn) February 6, 2026 Rember this: So. Good news. There are still 70 vintage Pizza Huts in the U.S. in existence today pic.twitter.com/jMMPqm3Z0H — The Redheaded libertarian (@TRHLofficial) January 14, 2026 And this: There’s a Pizza Hut in North Carolina that is untouched by time; red cups for beverages, light fixtures, jukebox, table cloths, and even has the salad bar pic.twitter.com/uCyI98q42A — Nostalgia (@NostalgiaFolder) August 9, 2025 One couple loves the vintage Pizza Hut-style restaurants so much that they turned their garage into a replica of one. Take a look: This couple made their garage into a vintage pizza hut and it’s amazing pic.twitter.com/50bmSpE9Y1 — QENNY | THE SPOOKY LAWYER ON YOUTUBE (@AKBrews) November 30, 2024

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Guests say the highlight of their stay at a Wisconsin hotel isn’t just the rooms—it’s the two lovable mini Goldendoodles who greet everyone with wagging tails. The furry duo has become the heart of the hotel and a reason people can’t wait to return.