Local designers weigh in on the paint industry’s Color of the Year picks and offer inspiration for your next remodel. Over the past few years, interior ... a rich eggplant velvet, a warm and ...

Over the past few years, interior design was in its “Folklore ... mood is mirrored in the newest “it” colors paint companies put out leading up to the Dec. 5 Color of the Year announcement ...

Press releases are posted on Independent.com as a free community service. LOS OLIVOS, Calif. — Manu Duah, a 2024 graduate of Dunn School and standout soccer player, was selected as the No. 1 overall ...

Former Chiefs first-round pick Clyde Edwards-Helaire is leaving Kansas City. The running back announced via social media on Monday that he was being waived by the Chiefs, with the team later ...

Clyde Edwards-Helaire’s rollercoaster career with the Chiefs is over. Kansas City waived the former first-round pick on Monday as he was buried deep on the depth chart after missing the start of ...

The Kansas City Chiefs waived former first-round running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire, according to the NFL’s transactions page. That move potentially ends Edwards-Helaire’s five-year tenure ...

Look for it in Sherwin-Williams 2025 Color of the Year Capsule and Article's Abisko Velvet Sectional. This classic and versatile color can't help but create calm, serene spaces (think bedrooms and ...

SANTA CLARA, Calif. — Harry Edwards remains an imposing presence at 6-foot-8 as he eases his way into an office at the San Francisco 49ers’ headquarters. His head is cleanly shaved and shiny.

The Kansas City Chiefs have waived running back and former first-round draft pick Clyde Edwards-Helaire. The Chiefs announced the decision Monday afternoon. Shortly before the announcement ...

After suffering an injury that held him out of much of Michigan's regular season-finale win against Ohio State, running back Donovan Edwards has made a decision concerning his status for the ...

Edwards often heard what he couldn’t do, how he had to change — people steadily telling him how to paint his game. Hines instead affirmed Edwards only needed refinement, not reconstruction.