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Andrew and Jill became family movie experts during the 2010s after becoming parents in the early years of the decade. In this episode, they give their respective top 10 lists for the best stuff they saw (and whether or not kids' movies were better when they were growing up).

Chandra LeGue works for Oregon Wild and is the author of Oregon's Ancient Forests: A Hiking Guide.

Spygate 2.0? Or just a massive misunderstanding? Fortunately for coach Bill Belichick, owner Robert Kraft and the Patriots, it at least appears to be the latter after reports of a new NFL investigation surfaced on Monday. Dec. 9.

DESTIN – Destin High, a tuition-free, public charter school and the first high school in the city’s history, is now taking applications for 9th and 10th graders for its first year.Applications to be part of the first classes in DHS history can be taken online at www.destinhighschool.org, where parents can click on the “apply now” button to submit an application. The school’s enrollment will expand to include 11th and 12th graders for the 2021-22 school year.DHS will offer a “unique style of learning,” according to a press release from the school, with state-mandated core curriculum as well as specialized programs in courses such as marine science, environmental science, cybersecurity and hospitality/tourism.The deadline to apply in the first application window is 5 p.m., Feb. 15, 2020.As the school’s eight-person governing board is in the process of hiring its first principal, there’s also an ongoing campaign for fundraising for the school, with a stated goal of $2 million by the end of 2019.

Two Alabama residents were killed in a collision in Baker on Sunday night.Taylor Willis, 27, of Dozier, Alabama, was traveling north on State Road 189 in a 2012 Kia Rio, approximately a half mile south of Joe Jordan Road in Baker, according to a press release from the Florida Highway Patrol. Jeremy Richardson, 30, of Baker, was traveling south on State Road 189 in a 2007 Dodge 2500, approximately a half mile south of Joe Jordan Road.Willis failed to maintain his lane and drifted into the southbound lane. Willis steered the Kia back into the northbound lane. At the same time, Richardson steered his Dodge truck into the northbound lane while Willis was in the southbound lane in an attempt to avoid a collision, the release said. As a result, the front of Willis’ vehicle collided with the front of Richardson’s truck in the northbound lane.

Ohio State has been the most dominant team in the nation based on margin of victory, but no team can match LSU's resume after the Tigers romped Georgia by 27 points in the SEC Championship Game.

Destiny Mikes explains her crash

This episode of the Do Savannah Podcast features Bike Walk Savannah Executive Director Caila Brown who discusses what Bike Walk Savannah is, tips for drivers and bikers, and also upcoming events including one this Sunday that will benefit the youth in Savannah.

To learn more on Bike Walk Savannah, click here.

Utah's loss to Oregon in the Pac 12 championship game on Friday night opens the door for Baylor — a team that's never been ranked No. 1 in an AP poll — to sneak into the College Football Playoff. It needs to upset Oklahoma for the Big 12 title and see Georgia fall to LSU to get in ... and that's exactly what every casual fan shoot be pulling for on Saturday.

Times-Union reporter Andrew Pantazi talks with Page One Podcast host Mark Woods about the closing of the last Jacksonville Sears and what that means for the future of The Avenues mall.