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The "Shake Ya Ass" rapper has been held without bond in jail since 2022.

The "Shake Ya Ass" rapper has been held without bond in jail since 2022.

Billionaire Rick Jackson scored an upset victory in the Georgia governor’s race against Lt. Gov. Burt Jones (R), who was endorsed by both Gov. Brian Kemp and President Trump in the highly competitive runoff race Tuesday.

Former first-round pick Joe Tryon-Shoyinka has retired from the NFL at 27.

They're shaking things up in their starting rotation. 

"There is just such a conflict in what's going on," a source said of the former couple's decade-long marriage.

"There is just such a conflict in what's going on," a source said of the former couple's decade-long marriage.

A heartbreaking tragedy in Oklahoma has left a 15-year-old girl brain dead after she participated in the lethal "Benadryl Challenge" sweeping social media, according to reports. 

The Jets inked the 2023 second-round pick to a four-year, $62 million extension that includes $31 million in guarantees, making him the 15th-highest-paid guard in the NFL. 

California's gubernatorial candidates agree on at least one thing: The state has an affordability crisis.

Fans of the iconic "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" franchise can chow down at the first official pizzeria in Santa Monica, but many are outraged by high prices.

Wednesdays won't be the same without Widow's Bay.

Kylian Mbappé made history during France’s World Cup opener victory over Senegal on Tuesday. 

Pressed by NBC 5 on how he made it through four years in college without realizing how hateful burning crosses were, Lu admitted the extent of his research was reading a Wikipedia page.

Breece Hall has higher expectations for the 2026 Jets than many of the outside pundits, and he thinks these Jets could shock some people.

The two players do it so differently, and yet they have gotten to — and stayed at — the same place. The top.

California Democrats have embraced a new form of favoritism: contracts for businesses that are state-certified as being owned by LGBTQ+ individuals.

A Bay Area cold case chief investigator said he thinks he’s identified the 1970s killer of six gay men known as “The Doodler” and believes the man could be arrested.

Once a cheater, always a cheater.

The FDA warns a readily-available opioid-like drug could be the next fentanyl, but it's still legal in 42 states.