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The Scarsdale Historical Society has launched ScarsTales, a new podcast that dives into the village’s lesser-known, ...

Gov. Ron DeSantis appointed John Guard, who had also been shortlisted for the open seats on the Florida Supreme Court and the ...

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Washington was no exception. The Huskies briefly found themselves in the middle of a national conversation about the future ...

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Lagway, a former five-star prospect, is set to enroll at Baylor, where his father played running back from 1997 to 2001.

Arizona State has lost a lot of players to graduation and the draft, but the Sun Devils have done a good job of reloading through the transfer portal.

William D "Bill" Vines went home to the Lord on December 10, 2025, just 15 days short of his 89th birthday. Bill was born on Christmas Day, December 25, 1936, in Monett, Mo., to William and Ava Vines.

The first seven University of Washington football players to reveal their intentions to see where the transfer portal would take them either were reserves or players who had lost starting roles this ...