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Daybreak, her husband, Tyler Tysdal, is in the midst of a serious legal battle. On Thursday, February 18, he's scheduled for two appearances in Denver District Court involving a combined seventy counts connected to alleged financial malfeasance. Among the reported victims is a former National Football League all-pro quarterback. The first of the hearings is a status conference related to a December 2019 grand jury indictment. Carolyn Tyler, spokesperson for the Denver District Attorney's Office, spells out the specifics, using abbreviations for the classifications of several felonies: "Mr. T...

January 7, 2021 British sportsbetting and iGaming software innovator FSB Technology Limited has announced the bolstering of its team in the United States via the hiring of experienced industry professionals Larry Pelzer and Mike Van Ermen. The London-headquartered firm used an official Wednesday press release published by European Gaming Media and Events to declare that the ‘major hires’ come only a few weeks after it appointed Ian Freeman and Bob Akeret to serve as Chief Revenue Officer and North America Operations Vice-President respectively and form part of an effort to ‘build out it...

Article content Kyle Maness, 31, of Sarnia died Boxing Day evening in a two-vehicle collision on Confederation Street, near Indian Road. Sarnia police said a car Maness was a passenger in was travelling west on Confederation Street when it collided with an eastbound pickup truck at about 6:30 p.m. on Dec. 26. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Sarnia police investigating fatal Boxing Day collision Back to video The 31-year-old male driver of the car is in London hospital with serious injuries, police said Tuesday. The driver of the pickup truck rec...

Oregon gyms in 'extreme risk' counties adapt to state guidelines One gym put up two large tents to house equipment for outdoor workouts. Another went with posting pre-recorded workouts online. Author: Devon Haskins Updated: 7:47 PM PST December 16, 2020 TIGARD, Ore. — Most businesses in Oregon have had to adapt to whatever 2020 has thrown at them and gyms are no different. On a rainy Wednesday morning, members of Bay Club Portland in Tigard were busy lifting weights and getting their daily workout in. "Working out gives me the ability to keep in shape, but al...