Expectations greater for a few Broncos heading into team’s offseason work

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Expectations greater for a few Broncos heading into team's offseason work

Expectations greater for a few Broncos heading into team’s offseason work

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Expectations greater for a few Broncos heading into team's offseason work

POMONA (CBSLA.com) — It was a bittersweet birthday for a young man still healing from the death of his mother, who was set on fire Christmas Day. Following her death, Nigel Hensley has been working tirelessly to get his siblings back under one roof after they were placed in foster care. Hensley sacrificed school and works several jobs just to be able to see his family. “Right now, we’re just trying to stick together,” Hensley said. “I’m trying to do anything possible so whether it’s in school, another job, parenting classes. I’m doing anything and everything possible to be with my brothers.” It’s no easy task with money tight and resources limited. Since their mother’s death, Hensley and his sister Corrin have only seen their brothers a handful of times largely due to a lack of reliable transportation. But when Caliber Collision-Claremont heard about the family’s struggle to be together, the auto body repair and paint shop began to work on a car for Hensley in order to facilitate visits with his brothers and keep him in school. “This means a lot to me just to be able to get around,” he said. “Not only hat but to be there for my family and make my mom proud.” Hensley’s car is part of the National Auto Body Council’s Recycled Rides where auto body shops take in donated cars, refurbish them, and give them to families in need free of charge. The gift comes on the heels of Hensley’s 20th birthday, but all he really wants is to have his family back home. “Just to be together, that’s the best gift I could possibly have,” he said. “This car is just unbelievable, I just thank everybody.” Hensley is hoping his new car helps him get his brothers out of foster care. His first trip in the car, though, will be a little simpler. He says he’s going to take his brothers to the park to play some basketball.

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Shop Gives Car To Man Working To Become Guardian Of Siblings After Mother’s Death

Marshall says he feared for life in club incident

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Marshall says he feared for life in club incident

HYDE PARK (CBSLA.com) — An elderly woman and her adult son were killed Thursday in a fire that erupted inside of a home in Hyde Park. According to the Los Angeles Fire Department, crews were sent around 1:40 a.m. to a home located in the 4200 block of West 62nd Street for report of a greater alarm fire. Upon their arrival, firefighters located heavy flames showing from the two-story residence. It took just under one hour for 78 firefighters to extinguish the blaze. The second floor of the home was subsequently compromised by damage. Authorities later discovered the bodies of an 80-year-old woman and a 50-year-old man inside of the residence. Both victims were pronounced dead at the scene. Their identities are being withheld pending family notification. Firefighters said it appears the adult son may have went back into the home to try and rescue his elderly mother. An elderly man, who is believed to be the father and husband of the victims, escaped from the blaze with injuries. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

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Elderly Mother, Adult Son Killed In Hyde Park House Fire

Player became the oldest player to record a hole-in-one at the Masters Par 3 Contest

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A new study confirms what millions of people taking statins have been complaining about for years

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Defensive player of the month: Rudy Gobert

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Defensive player of the month: Rudy Gobert

Paramedics and police find large dog covered in blood barking and blocking their entrance to victim’s home

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​Florida police kill dog that mauled owner to death

Texans re-sign QB Weeden to back up Osweiler

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Texans re-sign QB Weeden to back up Osweiler

McCown plans to start workouts with Browns

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Source: Watt had 5 torn muscles at season’s end

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Source: Watt had 5 torn muscles at season's end