Opening Statements Begin In Teterboro Crash Trial
Opening statements are getting under way at the federal trial of three officials from a charter jet company whose plane crashed at a New Jersey airport.
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Opening statements are getting under way at the federal trial of three officials from a charter jet company whose plane crashed at a New Jersey airport.
I realize anything can happen in an SEC game. But I never thought there was any way Alabama would actually lose to South Carolina.
The Tide travel to Columbia to take on their third straight ranked SEC team. They passed the first two tests with flying colors. This week against the Gamecocks could be the ugliest of them all.
We headed into the weekend with a plethora of marquee matchups, but very few of them actually lived up to the hype. However, despite the lack of drama, we saw some big statements made.
We are entering the best Saturday of the season to date. The headliner is #7 Florida visiting Tuscaloosa to take on #1 Alabama.
According to investigators, the suspect approached the 39-year-old Florida man as he walked near East 60th Street at about 7 p.m. Monday night.
1. Alabama (4-0): The Tide got a big scare from Arkansas. But what doesn't kill them only makes them stronger.
After a solid first couple of weeks we are relegated to just a few premiere games. But this is still the high stakes world of college football. We're talking about where seasons are lost on a week to week basis.
The Florida pastor who threatened to burn Korans on September 11 in protest of plans to build a mosque at ground zero now says his church will never burn a Koran, even if the mosque is built.
On the eve of the ninth anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, there were renewed calls from President Barack Obama and former Mayor Rudy Giuliani for religious tolerance.
The first Saturday of the college football season is always incredibly important to every team across the land. But this opening Saturday was especially important to 2 programs in particular…Notre Dame and Michigan
It's a rare, unconventional order from a divorce court judge. He is forcing a divorced couple to use "Skype" for the sake of the children.
