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Witness to three homicides testifies at Thao trial

One of the witnesses to the fatal shooting of three people at a rock quarry near West Salem testified to what she saw during the second day of the Nya

Nya Thao trial day three: Witness at the shooting takes the stand

LA CROSSE (WKBT) -- Day three of the trial for a man charged in connection to a 2021 triple homicide is underway.

Orlando City B vs. Columbus Crew 2: Final Score 2-2 as Nine-Man OCB Draws at Home

OCB finished the game with nine men but drew 2-2 with the Eastern Conference-leading Columbus Crew 2.

Recap: Revs II 1 - 4 Crew 2

Revs II remain winless in their last five games after a quartet of goals from Columbus Crew 2.

For Columbus Crew 2, success will be measured by development

The Black & Gold’s new reserve team wants to win, but that’s not priority No. 1.

Is a healthy roster enough to put Columbus Crew back on top in 2022?

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Lower Level Players to Watch This Year

Lower Level Players to Watch This Year By isaax05 on Apr 24, 2021, 3:07pm PDT + As the season for Americans at home gets underway, there's a lot of attention surrounding several young players with promising futures. While most of this attention goes to players in MLS, at is it is the highest level of the US Soccer Pyramid, there are young players who will spend this season in lower leagues with high potential who may go on to greater success in the States or even in Europe as they grow older and develop. So here are a few players in the second and third tiers of the American Soccer Pyramid worth keeping an eye on this year.

Chicago Fire vs. New York City FC: Preseason Gameday Guide & How to Watch

Chicago Fire vs. New York City FC: Preseason Gameday Guide & How to Watch For the first time in months, there’s a Fire game to watch! Share this story Chicago Fire FC When the Chicago Fire face New York City FC this morning at the Omni Orlando Resort, it’ll mark the first time the team has played since losing to, well, that same NYCFC side on MLS Decision Day last November. The Fire will stream the match live at the club’s website, ChicagoFireFC.com, starting at 11 a.m. CT. After four months in hibernation, the club dusted off play-by-play man Tyler Terens, who will go “full Concacaf,” and call the match solo. Per MLS rules, the match stream is only available to people who live within 75 miles of Soldier Field.