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Chris Caray has crossed the line. TNA Wrestling announced that Chris Caray, the grandson of the legendary Harry Caray, will be a special guest commentator for the Sacramento Street Fight between AJ ...

Kyle Loftis, founder of 1320 Video, has died; cause of death not disclosed. Loftis was praised for his passion, creativity, and impact on the street car community. Followers expressed shock and ...

The medical examiner's office officially ruled Matthew Mitchell's cause of death a suicide and Thy Mitchell's cause of death a homicide. Two children were also killed. Their deaths were ruled ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Kyle Loftis was known for his work documenting the street car community and culture through the media company he founded, 1320 ...

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Car culture enthusiasts are reeling after the death of Kyle Loftis was announced on May 6, 2026, by his platform, 1320video.com. The website shared a statement on Instagram, noting that Loftis died ...