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Source: The New York Times Author: Chandler Rome HOUSTON -- Sixty-six minutes after throwing his first major-league pitch, Jake Bloss became another statistic of a star-crossed season, an apt illustration of an improbable injury plague the Houston Astros cannot curtail. Diverse types of discomfort have dwindled their starting rotation to

Source: Yahoo Sports INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- Caeleb Dressel earned his first individual race of the Paris Games, winning the men's 50-meter freestyle at the U.S. Olympic swimming trials on Friday night. Dressel, the winner of five gold medals in Tokyo, finished third in the first individual event, the 100

Source: CBS News PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- An emergency response drill will be taking place today at the Shell cracker plant in Beaver County. A spokesperson for Shell says that the drill is a requirement that must be completed every three years. During the drill at the facility today, there will

Source: CBS News PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- Marc Fogel's mother is suing the U.S. government in an effort to get her son home from Russia. The Butler County native was taken into custody at a Russian airport three years ago for having medical marijuana and was later sentenced to 14

Source: Business Journal Daily | The Youngstown Publishing Company YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - At its second annual Youngstown State University Men's Basketball Signing Day, the Penguin Collective announced several new partnerships that will further name, image and likeness opportunities for YSU athletes. "It's a way that they get compensated for marketing and

Source: WJAR Author: Molly Levine (WJAR) -- A Cranston woman recently completed a mural of Jayson Tatum and other New England champions on a wall at a local barber shop. It's a popular place to take photos in front of as the Celtics clinch banner number 18. Tatum is painted