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By Steve Bailey U.S. Marshals of Northern Ohio Cleveland, OH - Earlier today, members of the Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force arrested 24-year-old David Moore, wanted by the Cleveland Division of Police and 31-year-old Carlton Dotson, wanted by the Warrensville Heights Police Department, both for murder. Moore was the last of three suspects wanted for a homicide that occurred on March 29, 2021. Cleveland Police Officers responded to a call of a male who had been shot on Hosmer Ave. in Cleveland’s Slavic Village. The victim, 20-year-old Tyronte Peterson, had been shot in the neck....

INDIANAPOLIS — Somebody will do a joyful Texas two-step after Baylor and Houston meet today in the Final Four. It could be Bears coach Scott Drew, who built his now-mighty program from the ashes of one of the worst scandals in college basketball history. Led by guards Jared Butler, Davion Mitchell and MaCio Teague, Baylor has rolled to its first national semifinal since 1950. Or it could be Cougars coach Kelvin Sampson, who has spent more than a decade trying to outrun the “cheater” label hung from his neck during his days at Oklahoma and Indiana. He might finally have done it ...

Texas two-step: Baylor, Houston reunite in the Final Four April 3, 2021 3:20 PM Associated Press Updated: Darron Cummings Houston forward Justin Gorham, left, head coach Kelvin Sampson and Marcus Sasser (0) celebrate after beating Oregon State during an Elite 8 game in the NCAA men's college basketball tournament at Lucas Oil Stadium, Monday, March 29, 2021, in Indianapolis. Houston won 67-61. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings) INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Somebody will be doing a joyful Texas two-step after Baylor and Houston meet Saturday night in the Final Four. It could be Bear...

Baylor, Houston a matchup of programs on the rebound By EDDIE PELLSApril 1, 2021 GMT INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The redemption journeys involving Houston coach Kelvin Sampson and the Baylor program he faces at the Final Four on Saturday have roots in far-from-comforting places — courtrooms, prison cells, the NCAA compliance office. They are vastly different tales, one about a coach, Sampson, kicked out of the sport and labeled a serial cheater, the other about the near-destruction of a program tainted by murder, rule-breaking and a cover-up. But they are similar, too, in how much work the prot...