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Former Sandpoint man fined nearly $10M for racist robo-calls The FCC fined Scott Rhodes $9.9 million for illegally using a caller-ID spoofing platform to target specific communities with harmful pre-recorded messages. Credit: Screenshot via Daily Bee/File Scott Rhodes is pictured when he was a Sandpoint resident. Author: Keith Kinnaird (Bonner County Daily Bee) Published: 12:03 PM PST January 25, 2021 Updated: 12:32 PM PST January 25, 2021 SANDPOINT, Idaho — The Federal Communications Commission is again fining a former Sandpoint resident accu...

Hernán Losada was hired Monday as coach of Major League Soccer's D.C. United.

Like all Big Eight Conference schools and boys basketball teams that lie within Dane County Sun Prairie has been playing the waiting game, on whether or not their season will begin sometime soon or if they’ll have to wait until after the holidays and the calendar turns from 2020 to 2021. No thanks to, COVID-19. Before the Cardinals could even begin practice on Nov. 23, Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers issued Executive Order #94, advising Wisconsinites to stay home and urged precautions to stay safe. The state order went into effect in Dane County in addition to Dane County Emergency Order #10. ...

Riders announce 2021 coaching staff By Derek Taylor Craig Dickenson will have one fewer coach on his staff in 2021. The team announced its 2021 coaching staff Monday. All 10 of the coaches are returning from this year. Jason Shivers in back for a third year as Defensive Coordinator. He extended his contract through 2022. Jason Maas stays on Offensive Coordinator after joining the team for 2020. His deal now runs though 2022 as well. The rest of the coaching staff have contracts through 2021: Defensive Backs: Richard Kent Special Teams: Kent Maugeri

Regina / 980 CJME Dec 14, 2020 10:52 AM Saskatchewan Roughriders head coach Craig Dickenson (left) and general manager Jeremy O'Day. (Britton Gray/980 CJME file photo) The Saskatchewan Roughriders have locked up general manager Jeremy O’Day and head coach Craig Dickenson for the next three seasons. The CFL team announced it has signed both to two-year contract extensions, taking them through the 2023 season. O’Day took over as general manager in January 2019 after then-general manager/head coach Chris Jones left for an opportunity with the NFL’s Cleveland Browns. One of O’Day’s firs...