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They prlayed a great game and w werent able to come out with the win but rest assured were coming back with a chip on our shoulder next year and making another playoff run. From new orleans until now you had a knack for making impact plays so when you had the 37 yarder for the touchdown from latavius and what was it like at 107, do you feel like you were in it. We felt like we were into it until 8 00 left in the game. That is our mentality all year and that is so frustrating because we feel like...

FREISTATT, Mo. — Missouri State Highway Patrol release details of a single vehicle fatality crash that occurred Christmas Eve in Lawrence County.

The 70-year-old was riding in a car when it went off the road in southwest Missouri and hit a house.

A 43-year-old Lafayette man has been charged with murder and pointing a firearm in the killing of another man near the 1100 block of 12th Street about 1 a.m. Saturday.

May 14, 1936 - May 12, 2022

Seymour S. Smith, who rose from being a copyboy to the longtime assistant sports editor of The Baltimore Sun, died Tuesday at the Springwell Senior Living Community in Mount Washington. The former Pikesville resident was 93.

Seymour S. Smith, who rose from being a copyboy to the longtime assistant sports editor of The Baltimore Sun, died Tuesday at the Springwell Senior Living Community in Mount Washington. The former Pikesville resident was 93.

Excerpts from Wednesday, February 7, 1940, The Paso Robles Journal:

People wait over 6 hours in the cold to get into the George R. Brown Convention Center KTRK Share: HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- For over six hours, a long line of people in search of shelter stood huddled together waiting for the doors of the George R. Brown convention center to open. Many said because of COVID-19 there was no room in other shelters and that this was their last hope to find warmth before the temperatures plummet Sunday night. A staffing delay pushed the opening from 2 p.m. to 4 p....

People wait over 6 hours in the cold to get into convention center     HOUSTON, TX (KTRK) — For over six hours, a long line of people in search of shelter stood huddled together waiting for the doors of the George R. Brown convention center to open. Many said because of COVID-19 there was no room in other shelters and that this was their last hope to find warmth before the temperatures plummet Sunday night. A staffing delay pushed the opening from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday. As Houston p...