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Two Found Dead Inside Los Angeles Home of Director Rob Reiner — REUTERS / ixx511

US Crime · California

Two Found Dead Inside Los Angeles Home of Director Rob Reiner

49% Center coverage: 484 sources

The Los Angeles Police Department is investigating a murder at a home that property records show belongs to director Rob Reiner. See the Story

Knueppel scores 29 points, Miller has 25 in Hornets' 119-111 OT win over Cavaliers

Hornets · Cleveland

Knueppel scores 29 points, Miller has 25 in Hornets' 119-111 OT win over Cavaliers

50% Center coverage: 30 sources

Rookie Kon Knueppel scored 29 points, Brandon Miller added 25 and the Charlotte Hornets shut out Cleveland in overtime on their way to a rare road win, 119-111...See the Story

Kent State becomes first Division I school in Ohio to add women's wrestling

Kent State becomes first Division I school in Ohio to add women's wrestling

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Kent State University announced women's wrestling as its 20th varsity sport, becoming the first NCAA Division I institution in Ohio and fifth nationally to sponsor the rapidly growing sport.The program will begin competition in fall 2027, with plans to hire the first head coach by summer 2026. The university is currently planning facility renovations that will include updated locker rooms and coaches' offices to support the new program."This is …See the Story

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