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April 12, 2021
Under-the-Radar Cornerbacks for the Colts in the 2021 NFL Draft Which day three corners fit the Colts in this class? Photo by Mark LoMoglio/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Under-the-Radar series continues with the focus today being on cornerbacks. The Colts run a heavy cover two defense so, naturally, the emphasis on draft corners will be in regards to that scheme. So, the Colts value corners who are a bit bigger and better suited to defend the run than most teams would. Luckily, this cla...
April 12, 2021
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April 11, 2021
Electric vehicle prices look set to fall to at least parity with petrol cars within five years.
April 9, 2021
Photo by Don Juan Moore/Getty Images It looks like the Cowboys might finally be putting some emphasis on safety, and there are a couple of names to watch on Day 2 of the draft. Going over tape on Jamar Johnson and Richie Grant feels like deja vu. Both players project best at FS, but have versatility to play in the slot occasionally in the right match ups, they both have the size to be in the box at times. They both offer excellent ball production and have weaknesses tackling. Even production wi...
April 6, 2021
ROBERT KITCHIN/Stuff Climate Change Minister and Greens co-leader James Shaw says he is sympathetic to a call for a ban on internal combustion light vehicle imports by 2030. (file) “If New Zealand further lags behind these markets with a concrete ban, we risk becoming a dumping ground for their second-hand petrol vehicles.” The Climate Change Commission, created by the Government to give independent advice on meeting climate change targets, made a draft recommendation for a ban on interna...
April 3, 2021
A year later, Cook is now a council member himself, but is still battling the sinkhole issue. With Cook at his âwits endâ with the sinkhole and nothing being done by the city to address the issue, Cook may soon be suing the city and the homeowner of the property where the sinkhole is located. In July of 2019, Cook and his wife bought the property located on 182 Oak Tree Drive in Oak Grove. When he had bought the property, Cook made sure that he was not responsible for a drainage ditch...
March 17, 2021
A Todd County man charged in connection to a fatal hunting accident that claimed the life of his brother entered a guilty plea as part of a plea agreement in Christian County Circuit Court Wednesday afternoon. Julian Newton was charged with second-degree manslaughter, first-degree wanton endangerment, and hunting-related offenses in the shooting death of his brother, 58-year old Charles Newton while they were hunting on McKinney Road in Christian County on October 18, 2020. Newton and his attor...
March 17, 2021
The court proceeded with final sentencing Wednesday. As previously reported, The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife investigated the October 18 incident on McKinney Road and determined Julian Newton had been hunting from his vehicle parked along the edge of a field at about 6:30 on that evening. At the same time, Charles Newton and his wife were on an ATV trying to observe a deer crossing a power line clearing. The pair saw Julian Newton in the motor vehicle. Julian Newton reportedly told...
March 10, 2021
Franklin County is in dire need of fire and ambulance volunteers, say local officials. They have combined to create an invitation to the public to consider being part of two organizations that make all the difference to those they help. The ambulance service needs people to join their team of 32 members â 13 of which covered the majority of almost 700 ambulance calls made in 2020. Fifteen to 20 years ago, the roster of EMTs was as high as 80, said Mark Gilbert, Mark Gilbert, director of th...
March 8, 2021
Electric car push unrealistic but Government could offer incentives 8 Mar, 2021 12:00 AM 6 minutes to read Sales of electric cars in New Zealand have rocketed. Photo / Getty Images Sales of electric cars in New Zealand have doubled and projected growth is expected to be exponential. However, experts in the vehicle industry say its unrealistic to think the majority of motorists will change to electric vehicles anytime soon. Overseas car manufacturers ultimately dictate the numb...