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After taking Anton Frondell at No. 3 overall with their first of what turned out to be three first-rounders in the 2025 NHL Draft, the Chicago Blackhawks selected forward Vaclav Nestrasil with the … ...

A 20-year-old woman was “most likely” bit by a juvenile shark at a popular Long Island beach while trying to beat the blistering heat this week, park officials revealed on Friday. The swimmer ...

They took the 6-foot-6 dual-sport athlete with the 29th overall pick in Friday night's NHL Draft first round. MORE: The reason Mitch Marner doesn't want to return to the Maple Leafs ...

Last season, the Florida Gators capped a 36-4 season with the third national title in program history. Florida deployed an elite three-man backcourt, two forwards and a massive 6-foot-11, 245 ...

Swift Engineering, a leading innovator in advanced solutions for unmanned aviation as well as a range of other critical applications, has announced that its SULE (Swift Ultra Long Endurance) aircraft ...

According to Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman, the Carolina Hurricanes have traded the 29th overall pick of the 2025 NHL Draft to the Chicago Blackhawks for the 34th and 62nd overall picks, plus a ...

Video shows 47-foot yacht engulfed in flames at Fort Lauderdale marina Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue showed up to the scene within minutes of the 911 calls for a swift operation.

But on Wednesday, Steve Sarkisian and co lost out on 6-foot-6 OT Aaron Thomas to the Ohio State Buckeyes.

LAKE WORTH BEACH — The days of waiting more than 10 minutes during rush hour to get off Interstate 95 onto Sixth Avenue South should be over by the end of 2025, when state transportation officials say ...

On Friday, CBS Sports' Mike Axisa predicted that the Red Sox would select 6-foot-6 Texas A&M outfielder Jace LaViolette with the 15th overall pick in the upcoming 2025 draft, which takes place on ...

She had been setting up the 6-foot long umbrella while on the second step of the lifeguard stand when the wind picked up.