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By following our local sports news page, you’ll know about any breaking news or announcements within the local sports world. Simply select a headline to see how your team is performing at each game, who the top pick of the season is, or when your favorite player is returning from their recent injury. There’s a vast amount of information directly on our local sports news page.
Whether you’re a fan who can’t miss breaking news or are just a casual follower of local sports, check out the top local sports news on CityOf.com!
10/17/2019 11:44am
Millions of residents statewide are set to participate in the 12 annual Great California Shakeout earthquake drill.
10/17/2019 11:41am
Maryland Rep. Elijah E. Cummings died early Thursday due to complications from longstanding health challenges.
10/17/2019 11:32am
A new study revealed people living in L.A. County are slightly less happy than most Americans.
Boxer Patrick Day, 27, dies of brain injuries days after knockout during fight in Chicago
10/17/2019 11:26am
10/17/2019 11:26am
Promoter Lou DiBella said Patrick Day, of Freeport, died at Northwestern Memorial Hospital after sustaining head injuries in a bout with Charles Conwell. He was 27.
10/17/2019 10:50am
To raise awareness for LGBTQ individuals affected by bullying, celebrities and companies went purple on Thursday -- both in their wardrobes and on their social media profiles.
