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Dolly Parton's estate has moved to dismiss its lawsuit against the late country music legend's nephew and former security guard, Bryan Seaver. In a notice filed Thursday in Tennessee state court, She's Alive LLC, the company overseeing Parton's professional assets, requested the voluntary dismissal of its lawsuit against Seaver and his security company, Squadron Augmented Protection Services.
Thomas Casale has locked in his top college football picks for Week 10 and his CFB parlay could pay out around +600
NEW YORK — Five retired umpires have sued their retirement plan from their work for Major League Baseball and the plan’s retirement committee, alleging they are owed additional money. Joe West, Tom Hallion, Gerry Davis, Larry Vanover and Jerry Layne filed the lawsuit on Sept. 29 in federal...
NTSB crews recovered part of an engine from the Learjet 60 crash site in Greenacres, Florida, as the probe focuses on icing and turbulence reports.
PARIS -- A bus carrying children to school crashed Friday morning in eastern France, killing a 7-year-old girl and an 18-year-old boy, Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot said. Sixteen people were injured, three seriously, the prefecture in Ain said. Tabarot visited the scene in a rural area northeast of Lyon, where...
The Ravens needed a quarterback, and the Cardinals got valuable draft capital
Donald Trump backed AI data centers, but Texas Democrats' historic midterm sweep now threatens billions in planned projects across the state.
A "Stranger Things" spinoff series is officially in the works. Netflix announced the live-action spinoff series on Friday. The show, titled "Other Worlds: A Stranger Things Adventure," comes from "Stranger Things" creators Matt Duffer and Ross Duffer and original series writer Kate Trefry. The new series is set to debut...
McIlroy made some personal history Friday in Abu Dhabi
Drew Lock hilariously explained how he instantly knew Sam Darnord was hurt during the Seattle Seahawks' loss to the Chicago Bears on Monday night.
The second-year back spent several days in the hospital with neurological symptoms that affected his strength and coordination
Giannis Antetokounmpo is one-of-one. He doesn’t play in the style of other superstars, which makes coaching the NBA champion and two-time MVP a particular challenge. Doc Rivers, the former Bucks coach turned NBC Sports studio host for NBA broadcasts, pulled no punches when talking about how he found it difficult to coach Antetokounmpo in an appearance on the Bill Simmons podcast.
Sylvester Stallone says Taylor Sheridan tapped into a Middle America audience Hollywood has ignored since John Wayne, and streaming is winning.
It comes a day after officials said dozens of threats were made in the region
Antonio Brown's plea deal on aggravated assault charges spares him prison time but requires three years of probation and weekly counseling sessions.
A missing teenager has been found alive just days after her mother made an emotional plea for her safe return on live television. “Asata Amun has been located and is safe,” Georgia’s Gwinnett County Police said in a statement Monday, March 17. “She has been in the custody of the Tennessee Department of Children’s Services...
State legislators seek to regulate or outright ban digital price tags in order to prevent "surge pricing."
A Georgia firefighter was fired and arrested for allegedly taking photos of the gruesome scene where twin 19-year-old brothers were found dead on top of a mountain and sharing them publicly. Scott Kerlin, a volunteer firefighter in Towns County, is accused of interfering in the investigation regarding the deaths of Lawrenceville brothers Qaadir and Naazir Lewis on March 8. The 42-year-old shutterbug allegedly shared the photos of the Lewis brothers’ death scene to the public, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation announced Tuesday. Mystery surrounding the location of the Lewis brothers first arose when they missed their 7 a.m. flight...
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has been ordered to pay over $54,000 in attorneys’ fees after a judge ruled that her office violated Georgia’s Open Records Act by failing to turn over requested public documents. According to The Associated Press, The ruling, issued by Fulton County Superior...
The new law applies to eight organizations that have a federal waiver to pay workers less money, according to Georgia officials.
