Missouri-Kansas City head coach Kareem Richardson was beside himself, repeatedly throwing the towel he had been wiping his face and head with all game long. He crouched to a knee, covered his face, got up and went down to a knee again.
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On tonight's edition of BVarsity Nightly with Trevor Horn, big crowd was on hand to watch Bakersfield High host Liberty in boys basketball action. Check out the highlights here. Plus, a full recap of action around Kern County.
Bakersfield High boys basketball coach Greg Burt felt that the freshman class that arrived on campus two years ago could be a special group for the Drillers.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The storm that pummeled much of California for three days began moving east Thursday after causing at least six deaths, forcing wildfire victims threatened by floods to flee their homes and plunging nearly 300,000 utility customers into darkness.
They say they are working together to manage the feral cat population at Hart Park.
The city of Bakersfield has only received six applications so far for an oversight committee that will monitor how money raised by the recent sales tax increase is spent but officials expect more to come in before next week’s deadline.
Retired state Sen. Jean Fuller is partnering with Bakersfield College to lead its Early College program.
Deputies were called to a report of shots fired near a school in East Bakersfield on Thursday but found no suspect, according to sheriff's officials.
A man is wanted in connection with burglarizing a central Bakersfield restaurant.
(AP) During the feast of Saint Anthony, Spain's patron saint of animals, people bring their animals to churches to be blessed. The feast is celebrated each year in many parts of Spain.
The Rabobank Convention Center has hosted many events over the years where businesses sell their wares. This week, there was one key difference — all the businesses were created by high school students.
These three animals at Kern County Animal Services are looking for their forever homes. Can you help?
The month of January, with 13 games in three states and six different cities may appear to be a marathon, but heading into Friday night’s home game against Stockton, Condors coach Jay Woodcroft said it’s time for the stretch run.
TJ Cox, newly elected as California's 21st District representative, introduced his first piece of legislation as a member of Congress Thursday, his office announced.
Weather turned friend and foe this week as recent storms dumped rain at an almost ideal moment for some growers — but the accompanying wind uprooted trees and caused work delays.
The slaying of a Bakersfield woman 40 years ago has been reopened for investigation after police determined the man who confessed to her murder may have lied.
For Valentine’s Day, we have tickets to the Neil Diamond tribute show at the Bakersfield Music Hall of Fame starring Jay White.
The Gymboree and Crazy 8 youth clothing stores at Valley Plaza will close, along with 378 others across the United States and Canada, after the San Francisco-based retailer announced late Wednesday it would file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization, its second such action in as many years.
Severely decomposed human remains were found near North Edwards Wednesday evening.
The self-described "freelance loss prevention officer" who authorities said called in two false reports of active shooters at local hospitals will lose his freedom for a while, and any security uniforms and badges in his possession.
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Hit — A lot of dog owners would do almost anything to protect their furry best friends, and in many cases that puppy love isn't reserved just for one's own dog. Take the Tehachapi woman who's on a mission to help Kern County's toughest canines.
What happens when immense bigotry gets lodged in a small mind? Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, is what happens.
I read Mark C. Salvaggio's Community Voices piece on an American looking for housing assistance here in Kern County ("COMMUNITY VOICES: Kern can make the government work for people," Jan. 16). His efforts in finding housing for this person were admirable, but the problem with the Department …
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