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On Monday, the Washington Commanders hired Vikings defensive backs coach and passing game coordinator Daronte Jones to be their next defensive coordinator under head coach Dan Quinn. It's a ...

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DENVER (KDVR) — The new year is just a few days away, and there are plenty of events going on to ring in 2026 around Denver to plan for. From fireworks downtown to dozens of restaurants and holiday ...

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The Upper West Side owner of a pair of killer pit bulls involved in four grisly attacks is finally behind bars. Joseph Columbus could be in the can until March 11, and have to pay $250 each day for ...

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CASE IS EXPECTED IN THE COMING MONTHS. A FEDERAL JUDGE SENTENCES AN OMAHA MAN TO YEARS BEHIND BARS ON DRUGS AND FIREARMS CHARGES. 39 YEAR-OLD CLAYTON REYNOLDS WILL SERVE OVER 17 YEARS IN PRISON.