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Washington’s Top 20: Where the state’s best football recruits are headed

Will they be Huskies, Cougars, Ducks, Beavers or head elsewhere around the country? The Top 20 high school football recruits in Washington from the 2026 class have signed with college football ...
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Marshall’s RM5,899 Bromley 750 Takes a Different Approach to the Party Speaker Formula

Marshall has entered the party speaker space for the first time. Here’s how its Bromley 750 compares with Sony and JBL on ...
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Onkyo TX-RZ30 9.2-Channel A/V Receiver Review: Sound Matters

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‘Active recovery’ is the new wellness trend you need to know about

But in 2026, a shift is underway, moving toward longevity. Fewer people are bragging about their max deadlift and more are ...

In-depth: Unmarked police vehicles in pursuits

Following a vehicle crash in a small residential neighborhood in Central Austin, KXAN took an in-depth look on what policies say about unmarked units in vehicle pursuits.

“I put a pitch-shifter on the master bus!”: In the era of lo-fi beats and bedroom recording, does sound quality even matter anymore?

With bedroom-produced DIY tracks topping the streaming charts and explosive distortion the new norm on TikTok, is sound quality becoming irrelevant in 2026?