Late 1980's R&B singer D'Atra Hicks recently made an appearance on TV's "Divorce Court" with her husband when she displayed an unconventional anger management technique.
New York Jets wide receiver Braylon Edwards was arrested this morning for driving while intoxicated after officers pulled him over for excessive tinting on his SUV, police said.
The injury is not expected to end Bush’s season, sources said, indicating he could return in four to six weeks. More tests were scheduled for Tuesday.
Kevin Kolb and Stewart Bradley remain stalled in their recovery from concussions, meaning it is more and more likely that Michael Vick and Omar Gaither will start at quarterback and middle linebacker, respectively, when the Eagles visit Detroit Sunday.
Shaquille O’Neal is being sued in Dade County, Florida, by a former employee of his, Shawn Darling.
Police initially labeled the incident a battery domestic case. The arrest report about the scuffle is similar to an account Harris provided Thursday to obtain a Clark County Family Court protection order against Mayweather.
Danny Ainge acknowledged that trading Delonte West was one of the hardest decisions he's made as Boston's president of basketball operations, but three years later he's hoping West, like the players he was swapped for did in 2008, can help bring the team a championship.
The Pearland All-Stars’ wonderful ride at the Little League World Series came to an end Saturday when the team lost to Hawaii in the United States title game. KHOU.com’s Daniel Gotera reports while the team’s days may soon be over, the memories the players took away from the journey will last a lifetime.
Retired baseball star Roger Clemens arrived at U.S. District Court in Washington on Monday for an arraignment on charges related to his insistence that he never used performance-enhancing drugs, according to two court officials.
The government-ordered inquest by two former FBI officials found that agents of the State Bureau of Investigation repeatedly aided prosecutors in obtaining convictions over a 16-year period, mostly by misrepresenting blood evidence and keeping critical notes from defense attorneys. The Associated Press obtained the review of blood evidence in cases from 1987 to 2003 in […]