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The XFL announced today that it will host a series of player showcases across …Continue Reading

Trust for Public Land announced today that Dallas placed 43rd on the 2023 ParkScore …Continue Reading

On May 23, 2023, at 8:03 p.m., Bedford Police officers responded to reports …Continue Reading

It took 3,787 regular-season games and 29 trips to the playoffs, countless ripoffs of rainbow uniforms and even more ‘yeah, buts’ than any city should have to stomach. Finally, 47 seasons into an entertaining, often frustrating and almost always overlooked journey in the NBA, Denver is at the center ofContinue Reading

Valencia will appeal the partial closure of its stadium following the racial abuse directed at Real Madrid forward Vinícius Júnior in a Spanish league match, saying the punishment is “unfair and disproportionate.” Spanish soccer’s competition committee late Tuesday fined Valencia in 45,000 euros ($48,500) and closed one of the sectionsContinue Reading

Perhaps no professional wrestler in history has been as public with their personal struggles and demons as Jake “The Snake” Roberts. The wrestling legend who started in the 1970′s joined “Going Ringside” to discuss his decades in the business along with battling drug and alcohol addiction to finally be cleanContinue Reading

Click arrow above to watch live Clay County Sheriff’s Office announces several arrests for dealing illegal drugs, and people they’re still looking for. They’re also announcing a partnership with Hammer and Hope and Clay County Fire Rescue that focuses on providing support and resources to people struggling with drug addiction.Continue Reading

It’s summer vacation season and people are ready to travel, but if you’re not careful, scammers can raid your travel bank. So far this year, Americans have reported more than $265,000 lost to travel scams. Last year, the average loss was $600,000. The Better Business Bureau wants to help youContinue Reading

Penalties will get stiffer for committing crimes against police dogs under a bill signed Tuesday by Gov. Ron DeSantis. The bill (HB 1047) will increase the penalty from a first-degree misdemeanor to a third-degree felony for “intentionally maliciously” touching, striking or causing bodily harm to dogs working with police, search-and-rescueContinue Reading