The gloves are off for Floyd Mayweather’s former landlords. The boxing legend is being sued for breach of contract by the owners of his former Baccarat Hotel and Residences rental. A company tied to ...

(KRON) — Oakland’s former top cop Floyd Mitchell has been named as Fremont’s next police chief, city officials confirmed Thursday. Mitchell was chosen following a nationwide executive search, the City ...

Floyd Mayweather Jr. alleges Showtime helped his former business advisor hide hundreds of millions of dollars from him. Adam Hagy / Getty Images Former boxing champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. is suing ...

Floyd Mayweather Jr. will return to the ring June 27, 2026, headlining a crossover exhibition against Mike Zambidis at the Telekom Center inside Athens’ OAKA Olympic Complex, another revenue centered ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Floyd Mayweather Jr., one of history’s most successful professional boxers, is suing Showtime and a former ...

What do you get when you combine Pink Floyd with Katseye? No, not pink-eye… you get the wild-ranging roster for Record Store Day 2026. The full lineup of exclusive releases, mostly but not entirely in ...

Former immigration judge Charles Neil Floyd has served as “interim” U.S. attorney for Western Washington since October. But facing a crucial deadline this week, the Justice Department changed his ...

Almost eight years after retiring from professional boxing, Floyd Mayweather Jr. is climbing into the legal ring to take on Paramount-owned Showtime over “hundreds of millions of dollars in the ...

Floyd Mayweather Jr claims that Showtime owes him a lot of money. A lot of money. TMZ Sports reported that Mayweather has filed a $340 lawsuit against Showtime and former president Stephen Espinoza, ...

Floyd "Money" Mayweather made more than a billion dollars in his boxing career — but he doesn't think he received his fair share. Mayweather, 48, has filed lawsuit in California against Showtime — the ...

Antonio Romanucci’s return to Minneapolis in January evoked, he said, a strong sense of déjà vu. “Feeling the tension and the city being on edge, for me, it was bone-chilling,” he said. “And part of ...

Interest in firearms for self-defense has grown on the left in Minneapolis. The labeling of an armed resident who was shot while filming ICE activity as a "domestic terrorist" has some reconsidering.