A Wheel of Fortune contestant showed everybody that he’s a “real one” after arguing with Pat Sajak about accurate puzzle categorization when he failed to solve his puzzle.

Last Thursday (Jan. 26), Ben from California competed in the bonus round of the popular game show. He was guessing in the “Fun and Games” category and didn’t get the correct answer, which was, “taking a jog.”

Ben guessed, “Taunt a chuck guy,” and continued to change the second-to-last word. He went on to list, “chance guy… wacky guy…” none of which were the correct answer.

After the buzzer went off, Sajak cut in with a hesitant, “Oh, that was so… unclose. You jus…….

An Arizona man was arrested over the weekend after he was fought off by a woman he allegedly tackled and sexually abused on a jogging trail, authorities said Tuesday.

Steven Ryan Michael, 27, approached the adult victim from behind on the Skunk Creek Trail near 75th Avenue and Paradise Lane in Peoria on Saturday, the Peoria Police Department said.

Michael grabbed the woman and threw her to the ground, according to police. He allegedly got on top of her and then sexually abused her.

But the victim “aggressively fought” Michael and broke free before calling 911 for help, police said.

FLORIDA MOM FOUND DEAD IN STREET NEAR SUV WITH HER SLEEPING TODDLER INSIDE, HOMICIDE…….

GREEN HILLS, Tenn. (WSMV/Gray News) – A woman was shot and seriously injured while out for a jog in Tennessee Monday, according to the Metro Nashville Police Department.

Responding officers said a 26-year-old woman was out for a run just after 11 p.m. when a dark-colored sedan approached her, WSMV reported.

Police said two armed people got out of the car and tried to rob the jogger.

Authorities said there was a scuffle and the woman was shot several times in the arm and legs. She was taken to the hospital with serious, but non-life-threatening injuries.

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Dear Harriette: I have been watching a lot of movies and miniseries recently, mainly because it gives me time together with my daughter. It started during quarantine and has continued. We talk a lot about the shows and all kinds of other things as we’re watching, which is nice. My problem is that we have looked at so many that I find it hard to remember one show from the next. This is frustrating for my daughter, who will ask me if I remember something, and often I get the shows confused. How can I keep it all together so that our lovely way of connecting doesn’t become a source of upset? — Jog My Memory

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A Wheel of Fortune contestant showed everybody that he’s a “real one” after arguing with Pat Sajak about accurate puzzle categorization when he failed to solve his puzzle.

Last Thursday (Jan. 26), Ben from California competed in the bonus round of the popular game show. He was guessing in the “Fun and Games” category and didn’t get the correct answer, which was, “taking a jog.”

Ben guessed, “Taunt a chuck guy,” and continued to change the second-to-last word. He went on to list, “chance guy… wacky guy…” none of which were the correct answer.

After the buzzer went off, Sajak cut in with a hesitant, “Oh, that was so… unclose. You jus…….

An Arizona man was arrested over the weekend after he was fought off by a woman he allegedly tackled and sexually abused on a jogging trail, authorities said Tuesday.

Steven Ryan Michael, 27, approached the adult victim from behind on the Skunk Creek Trail near 75th Avenue and Paradise Lane in Peoria on Saturday, the Peoria Police Department said.

Michael grabbed the woman and threw her to the ground, according to police. He allegedly got on top of her and then sexually abused her.

But the victim “aggressively fought” Michael and broke free before calling 911 for help, police said.

FLORIDA MOM FOUND DEAD IN STREET NEAR SUV WITH HER SLEEPING TODDLER INSIDE, HOMICIDE…….

More details emerge following report jogger sexual assault

PEORIA, Ariz. – A Phoenix man was arrested after police say he sexually assaulted a woman who was jogging on a Peoria trail.

On Jan. 28, 27-year-old Steven Ryan Michael reportedly came up behind a woman jogging on Skunk Creek Trail near 75th Avenue and Bell Road and threw her to the ground.

He “got on top of her and sexually abused her. The victim aggressively fought Steven, and was able to get away to call 911,” police said.

Court documents say while Michael was on top of the woman, she punched him, but then he grabbed her chest. As she screamed for help and told him to stop, she continued to fight back a…….

Dear Harriette: I have been watching a lot of movies and miniseries recently, mainly because it gives me time together with my daughter. It started during quarantine and has continued. We talk a lot about the shows and all kinds of other things as we’re watching, which is nice. My problem is that we have looked at so many that I find it hard to remember one show from the next. This is frustrating for my daughter, who will ask me if I remember something, and often I get the shows confused. How can I keep it all together so that our lovely way of connecting doesn’t become a source of upset? — Jog My Memory

Dear Jog My Memory: You may want to consider jotting down a few key note…….

More details emerge following report jogger sexual assault

PEORIA, Ariz. – A Phoenix man was arrested after police say he sexually assaulted a woman who was jogging on a Peoria trail.

On Jan. 28, 27-year-old Steven Ryan Michael reportedly came up behind a woman jogging on Skunk Creek Trail near 75th Avenue and Bell Road and threw her to the ground.

He “got on top of her and sexually abused her. The victim aggressively fought Steven, and was able to get away to call 911,” police said.

Court documents say while Michael was on top of the woman, she punched him, but then he grabbed her chest. As she screamed for help and told him to stop, she continued to fight back a…….

Dear Harriette: I have been watching a lot of movies and miniseries recently, mainly because it gives me time together with my daughter. It started during quarantine and has continued. We talk a lot about the shows and all kinds of other things as we’re watching, which is nice. My problem is that we have looked at so many that I find it hard to remember one show from the next. This is frustrating for my daughter, who will ask me if I remember something, and often I get the shows confused. How can I keep it all together so that our lovely way of connecting doesn’t become a source of upset? — Jog My Memory

Dear Jog My Memory: You may want to consider jotting down a few key note…….