Rothstein: Monday Morning College Hoops Notebook; New Mexico, UCLA & More
If there's a squad that should be rewarded outside the power six conferences with a No. 1 seed, it's New Mexico.
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If there's a squad that should be rewarded outside the power six conferences with a No. 1 seed, it's New Mexico.
The March 7 concert will feature the music of Prince with help from Elvis Costello, the Roots, D'Angelo, Betty Lavette, Sandra Bernhard, Blind Boys of Alabama, Maya Rudolph, Talib Kweli, and Madeleine Peyroux.
The IRS expects 75 percent of all 2012 returns will get a refund, so if you haven't started preparing your taxes yet, do it.
A young Orthodox Jewish couple expecting their first child was killed in a car crash in Williamsburg as they headed to the hospital.
A woman was killed, and two others were injured, in a fire in Suffolk County Sunday afternoon.
Last week, Pope Benedict XVI stepped down, making him the first pope in 600 years to retire from the papacy. The Catholic church is temporarily without a leader.
Dreams were dashed, but history was still made Sunday night for an East Village woman trying to become the first female player in NFL history.
A man was found shot to death Sunday evening on Staten Island, and police arrested a woman at the scene.
Police in the state capital of Albany Sunday evening were searching for a man who stabbed a New York State trooper in the neck in the Empire State Plaza.
Mary-Louise Parker owns a glamorous residence at 32 Washington Square West in Greenwich Village, and a published report said it back on the market for a cool $6.99 million.
A lawsuit filed by opponents of a major expansion of the NYU campus in Greenwich Village has advanced, following a judge's decision last week, according to a published report.
A Brooklyn church had something special to celebrate at mass Sunday morning, courtesy of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI.
A driver fleeing the scene of an accident in Queens Sunday afternoon slammed into a building just blocks away.
An early St. Patrick's Day was held in Queens Sunday, by a group that says the Fifth Avenue Parade set to take to the street in about two weeks is not inclusive.
The NYPD said a career criminal pulled another fast one late last week, but this time the staged kidnapping was reportedly a hoax to explain a long absence to his girlfriend.
