The “Cheers” star graduated from Rockhurst University after getting kicked out of Notre Dame and has family in Kansas City.

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There are many underrated players in Major League Baseball, but the Toronto Blue Jays might have the most underrated player in the league. That player is none other than Daulton Varsho ...

He is a graduate of Mississippi State University. You can get in touch with Aaliyan by emailing [email protected] The Toronto Blue Jays are 22-23, behind the Boston Red Sox and New York ...

Mexican sailors were seen dangling from a navy training vessel's main mast moments after the ship smashed into the Brooklyn Bridge. The sailors had been standing atop the Cuauhtémoc's 150-foot ...

If the Toronto Blue Jays aren’t in a position to make the postseason at the trade deadline, there will likely be a scenario where the team looks to move on from some of their top players.

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"It's one of my favorite places in my house," said Boles, known trackside as quite the fashionista. He gave IndyStar a look ...

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A free, seven-week quilting class for kids 10 and older was held at the Blue Bush Branch Library in Monroe. The class, called "Quilt Love," taught attendees how to make a 40-inch by 48-inch quilt.