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Leave for Dodgers Pitcher Trevor Bauer Extended Through End of Season
Trevor Bauer’s leave from the Dodgers was extended through the end of the baseball season after an agreement reached between the league and players union.
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Caitlyn Jenner Announces Run for California Governor
Olympic hero, reality TV personality and transgender rights activist Caitlyn Jenner announced Friday that she has filed paperwork to enter the race to become California’s next governor.
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Six North Texas Providers Are Among 28 ‘Hubs' to Receive Large Quantities of COVID-19 Vaccine
Six North Texas providers are among 28 “hubs” charged with large-scale community COVID-19 vaccination efforts as the state works to inoculate health care workers, those over 65 years old and people with preexisting conditions.
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Former West Mesquite Football Player, Utah Standout Ty Jordan Dies in Denton Shooting
Ty Jordan, a former West Mesquite High football player and University of Utah standout has died, the college confirmed Saturday.
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Events Leading Up to Fatal Shooting Captured on Wolfe City Officer's Body Cam
On Wednesday investigators with the Texas Rangers released the probable cause affidavit which partially describes what took place Saturday night in Wolfe City.
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Philly High School Football Star Dies in Shooting; Twin Faces Murder Charges
A star Philadelphia high school football player was shot and killed when a gun his twin brother was handling somehow went off, authorities said. The brother, also a star football player, is charged with murder.
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San Francisco Police Release 1970s ‘Doodler' Serial Killer Sketch
San Francisco police released a new sketch Wednesday depicting what a serial killer who targeted gay men in the 1970s might look like now in hopes of getting a break in the cold case. Known as the “Doodler” or the “Black Doodler,” for allegedly sketching the men he targeted, the Doodler is believed responsible for fatally stabbing at least five...
