Commentary: Razorback hoopster Clarke asks for transfer once again

06/22/11 FAYETTEVILLE --Most any kid growing up anywhere would have loved being compared to Brett Favre. And most any kid growing up in Arkansas would love being compared to Rotnei Clarke. Being compared to...

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Astrology heads Iowa Derby; six set for Oaks

06/22/11 Astrology will be the one to beat in the $250,000, Grade 3 Iowa Derby following his good third in the Preakness.

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Is that a hoodoo? A hill? A hollow? A road trip guide to land formations

06/22/11 By Janet K. Keeler, Times Food and Travel Editor Tuesday, May 24, 2011 Despite the cost of gas, plenty of families will hit the road this summer, headed for Grandma's, the Grand Canyon or some other grand adventure. And if you've got the time, the road trip is a wonderful way to see the USA, whether you're in a Chevrolet or not. Occupying the passengers has long been a challenge for the driver ...

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Fishing Report: American Bass tournaments adding features to attract more participants

06/16/11 An American Bass tournament series that began last weekend has some attractive features in its bid f

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Mayor Of Everton, Arkansas Shot

06/16/11 A seven hour standoff in Boone County, Arkansas is over, but not before the mayor of Everton, Arkansas was shot. The Mayor was airlifted to a Springfield hospital, where he underwent successful surgery and is expected to make a full recovery.

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ECHL Represented on Stanley Cup Champion for 11th Straight Year

06/16/11 PRINCETON, N.J. - For the 11th consecutive year, the ECHL is represented on the Stanley Cup champion with Boston Bruins assistant coach Geoff Ward, players Rich Peverley, Michael Ryder and Tim Thomas, radio broadcaster Dave Goucher and scout Tom McVie.

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Dwyer, Naturals Shutout Drillers

06/15/11 SPRINGDALE, AR - Chris Dwyer put some of his early season demons in the rearview mirror and the Northwest Arkansas offense backed him up as three Naturals pitchers combined to blank the Tulsa Drillers 4-0 on Wednesday afternoon at Arvest Ballpark.

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Highways: Related News

06/15/11 6/15/2011 - Floods Close I-29 South of Iowa 2 Missouri River flooding prompted the Iowa and Missouri departments of transportation this afternoon to officially closed Interstate 29 from exit 10 (Iowa 2) in Iowa to the U.S. 136 interchange (exit 110) near Rock Port, Mo....

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Point Foundation Announces 2011 Scholar Class

06/08/11 Celebrating 10 Years, National Organization Awards 34 New Scholarships

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Canucks' Rome suspended for rest of Cup finals

06/07/11 Vancouver Canucks defenceman Aaron Rome has been suspended four games for his late hit that left Boston Bruins forward Nathan Horton with a severe concussion.

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Norwood Police Department dispatch log for Friday, June 3 through Monday, June 6

06/06/11 Norwood Police Department dispatch log for Friday, June 3 through Monday, June 6

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Hamilton next in line for rotating Canada Post strikes

06/03/11 In a bid to the increase pressure on continuing negotiations with Canada Post, the postal workers' union says its members in Hamilton, Ontario will be the next to follow their Winnipeg co-workers onto the picket line.

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Highways: Related News

06/02/11 6/2/2011 - Section of Westbound I-86 Closed in Western New York After Shoulder Collapse A section of I-86 (aka the Southern Tier Expressway) in western New York will be shut down for most of the summer after heavy rains caused part of the road's shoulder to collapse....

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Arkansas football players join Joplin relief effort

06/01/11 Members of the University of Arkansas football team brought supplies and helped organize donated goods Wednesday at McAuley Catholic High School.

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Bucks to open season with something to prove

06/01/11 WATERLOO, Iowa --- Jason Nell, a former Northwoods League manager of the year, was often left wringing his hands after games in 2010.

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Unemployment rates in Southern metro areas

06/01/11 Strong job gains nationwide and a pickup in summer jobs lowered unemployment rates in more than 90 percent of the nation's largest cities in April. Unemployment rates fell in 339 metro areas, rose in 20 and were unchanged in 13. Here are unemployment rates in April in cities in the South, compared to the previous month and a year ago: Metro Area Unemployment Rates, South Unemployment rates by ...

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Bay Area's chill tied to Midwest's tornadoes

05/26/11 That unseasonably cool air blowing through the Bay Area this week was one of the ingredients that created deadly tornado outbreaks in the Midwest, according to weather experts. "What starts here as the tail end of a...

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Lightning strikes, forces Game 7

05/26/11 When the Tampa Bay Lightning are in a pinch, they know where to turn for leadership.

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As Floodwaters Drop, Part Of Louisiana Spillway Shut

05/26/11 The Army Corps of Engineers said it has closed three bays of the Morganza spillway. The flow reduction is good news downstream on the Atchafalaya River where some communities are still waiting for the waters to crest.

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[The Slate] The Best In Sports In 7 Days

05/25/11 Doctor S sez: Mississippi State baseball coach John Cohen has satisfied the Bulldog fans for now. Meanwhile, things are less settled at Ole Miss. Thursday, May 26 College baseball, SEC Tournament, Mississippi State vs. TBD (Hoover, Ala., SportSouth, 105.9 FM): If the Bulldogs lose Wednesday, they play Arkansas at Alabama around 1 p.m. If MSU wins, they will play Arkansas or Alabama at 4:30 p.m ...

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