Dolphins release 2013 No. 3 overall pick Dion Jordan
Suspensions and injuries have kept him off the field for two seasons.
Seth Rollins is battling a nasty illness days before WrestleMania
Rollins is fighting off a fever ahead of his match with Triple H.
5 quick takeaways from 'MLB The Show 17'
Examining what’s new in the latest installment of the popular baseball video game franchise
Oscar Robertson is rooting for Russell Westbrook to average a triple-double
The Big O wouldn’t mind another member in his exclusive club.
LeBron James' autographed rookie card projected to fetch $50,000+
Cleveland Cavs funk on court isn’t hurting LeBron James’ memorabilia prices.
Starting lineup for STP 500 at Martinsville Speedway
Check out who is starting where after Friday qualifying is rained out at the short track.
Minnesota United may have come out as the winners in much-needed trade with Colorado Rapids
The Loons have added some veteran defensive pieces in a trade that might be their first ‘win’ of the season.
Jeff Hardy denies he and Broken Matt are on their way to WWE any time soon
Don’t expect the Hardys at WrestleMania
Joe Gibbs Racing dry spell could come to an end at Martinsville
Joe Gibbs Racing has yet to break into Victory Lane this season, but that could change on Sunday.
Watch this Irish league player score a dazzler from inside his own half
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Hendricks, Musgrove solid as Cubs down Astros 6-3
HOUSTON (AP) – Kyle Hendricks and Joe Musgrove each wrapped up successful springs with solid starts on Friday. Hendricks yielded two hits and struck out three over five scoreless innings to help the Chicago Cubs beat the
Gold Glove winner Amaro Sr., dies at 81
PHILADELPHIA (AP) _ Ruben Amaro Sr., a gold glove shortstop for the Philadelphia Phillies in the 1960s, has died. He was 81. The Phillies said Amaro died Friday in Miami. Amaro spent 58 years in the game,
16 states, DC urge court to continue to block travel ban
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) _ Attorneys general from 16 states and the District of Columbia say letting President Donald Trump’s revised travel ban go into effect would amplify “the message of fear and intimidation” sent to Muslims.
Lincoln presidential library made separate agency
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) _ Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner has signed an executive order making the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum a separate state agency. The Friday order means that the Springfield museum will no longer fall
Judge: Cannabis companies can make campaign contributions
CHICAGO (AP) _ Illinois’ medical marijuana companies, operating in an industry abounding with rules, now have one less regulation they have to follow. The Chicago Tribune reports that a federal judge ruled last week that a provision
University Park trustees call for resignation of mayor
UNIVERSITY PARK, Ill. (AP) _ The village board of a Chicago suburb is calling for the mayor to resign because of alleged financial impropriety.
Heroin fears prompt Illinois sheriff to restart K-9 unit
LOUISVILLE, Ill. (AP) _ A central Illinois sheriff’s department has started a K-9 unit for the first time in 20 years due to fears of a heroin epidemic.
Head of cellphone robbery crew sentenced to 57 years
CHICAGO (AP) _ A federal judge has sentenced a Chicago-area man to 57 years behind bars for leading a crew of armed robbers that stole cellphones from multiple suburban stores in 2013. Prosecutors say Eric Curtis led
5 killed in shootings on Chicago’s South Side
CHICAGO (AP) _ Separate shootings in one Chicago neighborhood have left five people dead, including a pregnant woman. Chicago police say four people were found fatally shot Thursday in or near a restaurant located in the city’s
S&P: Sanctuary cities won’t see ratings dip with Trump order
CHICAGO (AP) _ A major rating agency says if sanctuary communities that refuse to cooperate with immigration authorities lose federal funds under President Donald Trump’s executive order, their credit ratings aren’t likely to change.