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The Cincinnati Reds partnered with Gray Media and WXIX FOX19 for a two-year agreement to simulcast 10 regular-season games per season, including Opening Day, on free over-the-air television. The broadcasts will air on Gray-owned stations in Cincinnati, Rock Entertainment Sports Network, and throughout Reds Country in seven states covering Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, West Virginia, and Tennessee. Nine of the games are scheduled for Monday nights from April to September.

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The 17-year-old, last seen around 8 a.m. on March 2 in the 1100 block of West Commerce Street, stands 5 feet 6 inches tall with brown hair and eyes, wearing a blue shirt, jean shorts, and blue Crocs. She has a distinctive marigold flower tattoo with Roman numerals on her left arm and requires daily medication for mental health struggles, going without it for over 72 hours. Briana attends Southwest Preparatory School and college classes; her family has endured tragedy, including her brother Matthew's death in a 2023 shooting. The Bexar County Sheriff's Office leads the search—call (210) 335-6000 or 911 if sighted.

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Briana Alexis Guerra vanished Monday morning near San Antonio's Historic Market Square, leaving her family desperate for answers amid her mental health needs.

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In Southern Charm's latest episode, season 10 newcomer Molly O'Connell, a former America's Next Top Model contestant and euphonium player, stunned everyone by singing at a local bar. Cast friends rallied around her amid the show's drama, with viewers praising her as a 'baddie of all trades' who models, plays music, sings, and cracks jokes. The 38-year-old Charleston native plans to pursue music seriously in 2026, facing her fears with more live shows, while some fans now ship her with Shep Rose.

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Molly O'Connell stepped up to the open mic, belting out a tune as castmates like Shep Rose cheered her on. Fans couldn't believe the former model's powerful voice.

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Texas Democrat James Talarico recounted teaching many undocumented students on the west side of San Antonio when asked by a voter if he knew any undocumented immigrants. He stated those students understood something profound about the country that even he, as a native-born citizen, did not fully grasp.

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QSMP Global shared the minimalist site around 8 p.m. UTC, featuring pixelated emoji faces and a precise countdown of days, hours, minutes, and seconds. The project, Quackity's bilingual Minecraft roleplay server from 2023, has seen phases like Purgatory, a May 2025 tease, and QSMP II hints. No word yet on Phase 1 details, but the suspense builds as the timer nears zero.

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A sleek black page on qsmp.co now shows a ticking clock under 'Phase 1,' down to just hours remaining. It started with 'The Journey Begins,' pulling fans right back into Quackity's world.

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Sabrina Carpenter released official merchandise for her performances at Lollapalooza Argentina and Lollapalooza Chile, available at the festival stores. Items include the 'manchild' t-shirt, hoodie, tote bag, and 'porque soy cantante' designs. The merchandise is branded as 'Live in South America.'

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Tina Peters, the former Mesa County clerk, is serving a nine-year sentence after her 2024 conviction for tampering with voting machines to probe unfounded 2020 election fraud claims. Polis extended the clemency deadline to April 3 and said he'd review her case, comparing it to ex-Sen. Sonya Jaquez Lewis's probation for forging letters in an ethics probe. While Republicans like Lauren Boebert demand her release, Democrats including Attorney General Phil Weiser and Secretary of State Jena Griswold warn it would undermine election integrity, and even the Republican prosecutor opposes it. Polis insists any relief needs contrition, which Peters has not shown as she maintains her innocence.

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Colorado Governor Jared Polis pointed to a stark sentencing difference: probation for a Democratic senator's felonies, but years in prison for Republican clerk Tina Peters. His call for even justice has split opinions sharply.

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