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As I watched the Lakers whiff on UConn’s Dan Hurley last weekend in the latest chapter of a coaching search melodramatic enough to warrant a Hollywood screenplay, I kept wondering: What about David Adelman? Hurley’s candidacy emerged abruptly and escalated hastily. A cross-country flight to Los Angeles. A reported six-year, $70 million contract offer.

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Thornton police are searching for a 3-year-old boy last seen Monday. Triztin Miller was last seen on Monday in Thornton. Police believe he may be traveling with Matthew Miller in a 2008 Silver Honda Ridgeline pickup with Colorado license plate ARQA93, according to an endangered missing person alert from the Colorado Bureau of Investigation. Triztin Miller is described as 3 feet, 6 inches tall and 40 pounds with blonde hair and blue eyes.

By Gabriel H. Sanchez, The New York Times My mother often jokes that her children’s first taste of barbecue was in the womb. It’s the food my father would bring home every night to their tiny apartment in Lockhart, Texas, after working shifts in a nearby barbecue pit. A pair of Big Red sodas and a paper bag stained dark with the fragrant grease of beef ribs and smoked brisket heralded the arrival of a true Southern feast for this young couple about to have their first child — me. In Lockhart, a small city just south of Austin, barbecue is still the feast of choice.

The Broncos quarterback rotation continued on Day 1 of the team’s mandatory minicamp Tuesday. Head coach Sean Payton indicated it may go this way well into training camp, as well. The first day of Denver’s three-day minicamp saw Jarrett Stidham run the first-team reps, Zach Wilson the second-team and Bo Nix the third-team. That’s in keeping with how Payton and the offensive staff ran the three weeks of organized team activities, too, with each quarterback getting a day each week with the top group. “Every day we’re rolling them different with the ones, twos and threes and we’re kind of doing the same thing with a lot of the position groups,” Payton said Tuesday.

DENVER — A mentally ill man charged with killing three people at a Colorado Planned Parenthood clinic in 2015 because it offered abortion services can be forcibly medicated, a federal appeals court ruled Monday. The U. S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit ruling upheld an order issued by a federal judge in 2022 allowing Robert Dear, 66, to be given medication for delusional disorder against his will to try to make him well enough to stand trial. Dear’s federal public defenders challenged the involuntary medication order by U.