For a while now, MLB teams have generally avoided hiring managers from the college ranks. With eight managerial vacancies this offseason, that could change, and former MLB general manager Jim Bowden ...

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Sila, the battery materials startup, started operations Tuesday at its facility in Moses Lake, Washington, a milestone that could pave the way for longer-range, faster-charging EVs. The factory, which ...

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SAN DIEGO — The San Diego City Council approved a $875,000 payout to an unarmed man who was shot with three bean bag rounds and attacked by a police canine in October 2024. City councilmembers ...

A former North Dakota State football player is accused of stealing a designer bag containing a Rolex watch, luxury clothing, cash and other valuables from a boat docked outside Maynards restaurant on ...

Former Nintendo software developer Ken Watanabe, not to be confused with one of the most famous Japanese actors of all time, says his ex-employer doesn't create entirely new franchises all too often ...