Bush among Saints’ inactives - WLOX
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - After hoping all week to get Reggie Bush back in the lineup, the New Orleans Saints put the running back on the inactive list Sunday. The Saints and Kansas City Chiefs both had several starters inactive. With Bush missing his
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ST. LOUIS (AP) — Newly released e-mail records reveal a former legal counsel for Gov. Matt Blunt was fired shortly after cautioning his colleagues that their defense of e-mail deletions ran contrary to state law. The roughly 60,000 pages of e-mails
New Orleans 30, Kansas City 20 - Detroit Free Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Like a slick and experienced salesman, Drew Brees knows how to close. Kansas City, desperate for a win, scored in the fourth quarter to get within seven points and had the home crowd raising a ruckus. But Brees coolly took the NFL
Men’s basketball: FGCU facing long, rich tradition of Kansas - Naples Daily News
Check out what the FGCU Men’s Basketball team is saying about its upcoming game against defending national champion Kansas. Watch LAWRENCE, Kan. Fifteen minutes before Tuesday night s scheduled tip-off between Florida Gulf Coast University
Brady back with Patriots, rehabbing from surgery - International Herald Tribune
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. : Tom Brady is back with his Patriots teammates, laughing and talking with them and, more importantly, rehabilitating the injured left knee that ended his season in the very first quarter. “It’s good to see him around, hanging
Rising risk for obese kids: middle-aged arteries - MSNBC
A glimpse inside the neck arteries of obese children and teens reveals cardiovascular systems more like those of 45-year-olds, researchers said Tuesday. Scientists using ultrasound imaging detected fatty deposits more typical in middle-aged adults
Catholic bishops will fight Obama on abortion - Philadelphia Inquirer
BALTIMORE - The nation’s Roman Catholic bishops vowed Tuesday to forcefully confront the Obama administration over its support for abortion rights, saying the church and religious freedom could be under attack in the new presidential administration
NFC South: Panthers prevail despite QB being “less than Jake” - Seattle Post Intelligencer
(Sports Network) — Jake Delhomme probably isn’t concerned about taking home the Carolina Panthers’ team MVP award at season’s end. That’s a good thing, since the veteran quarterback certainly didn’t help his candidacy with a forgettable performance
Greinke in no rush to sign long-term deal with Royals - Kansas City Star
Zack Greinke sounds like he intends to take a wait-and-see approach before committing to a long-term future with the Royals. I m comfortable with my pitching ability, he said, to (the point) where I feel like I m going to pitch (well
Hobbled Chiefs welcome back Larry Johnson - International Herald Tribune
KANSAS CITY, Mo. : After a four-week absence, running back Larry Johnson returned Monday to a Kansas City Chiefs team that has changed significantly while he was gone. For one thing, the offense and defense are both riddled with injuries. As many as
Central Kansas volunteers get 1919 train working - NebraskaTV
ABILENE, Kan. (AP) - Central Kansas volunteers working to restore a 1919 Baldwin locomotive got the train’s engine running for the first time in 50 years. The Abilene and Smoky Valley Railroad Association reported minor leaks that needed to be
Woman sues Johnson over bar spat - CNN Sports Illustrated
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — A woman filed a lawsuit Monday against Chiefs running back Larry Johnson a month after claiming he spit a drink in her face at a bar and threatened to kill her and her boyfriend. The lawsuit, filed by 24-year-old Ashley N
Miami Heat’s Chalmers feels at home in San Antonio - Miami Herald
CHALMERS FEELS AT HOME Some of biggest moments in Mario Chalmers’ basketball career took place in the city he returned to Friday. So did two of his workouts leading up to last June’s NBA Draft. Chalmers, who helped to lead Kansas to the national
Woman suing Johnson over club spitting incident - FOXSports.com
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - A woman filed a lawsuit against Chiefs running back Larry Johnson a month after saying he spit a drink in her face at a bar and threatened to kill her and her boyfriend. The lawsuit by Ashley N. Stewart accuses the two-time
