
Nov 3 - By Joseph White, AP Sports Writer
Frank Gore runs right up the gut of the Indianapolis defense. Defensive back Jerraud Powers delivers a big body-blow, but Gore just bounces off and keeps on running, one of two broken tackles on the way to a 64-yard San Francisco touchdown.
Oct 8 - By Associated Press
Police say a woman singing karaoke in a Connecticut sports bar was attacked by six other women who didn't like her performance. Five of the women were arraigned on assault and other charges on Wednesday in Stamford Superior Court. The other woman appeared in court Monday on the same charges.
Oct 6 - By Associated Press
Wondering if swine flu's bad enough to require a doctor's attention? An interactive Web site may help you decide, using the same type of triage calculations that doctors at Emory University use.
Oct 3 - By Helen O'Neill, AP Special Correspondent
The "pot-hunting" culture of the Southwest dates back to the 1800s, when a Colorado ranching family began exploring and excavating the ruined cliff dwellings of the Anasazi, an ancient civilization that flourished centuries ago.

Oct 3 - By Helen O'Neill, AP Special Correspondent
High above the spiky sandstone spine known as Comb Ridge that snakes for 120 miles through the desert, archaeologist Winston Hurst treads carefully through a cave of ruins.
Oct 2 - By Associated Press
A Detroit man has been sentenced to at least two years in prison for stealing a woman's car after skipping out on the check during their first date. Twenty-four-year-old Terrance McCoy was sentenced Friday in Oakland County Circuit Court to two to 10 years in prison.
Sep 30 - By Associated Press
A Wisconsin tourism lobbying group is changing its name after realizing its initials formed a crude acronym. The Wisconsin Tourism Federation group did a quiet rebranding in July, changing its name to the Tourism Federation of Wisconsin and updating its logo from WTF to TFW after it was featured on Web sites and blogs poking fun at it. It had no way of knowing 30 years ago that the letters would go on to take on a crude association.
Sep 17 - By Associated Press
An Ohio couple got a double dose of bad luck when their car was stolen while they were hospitalized from a car accident on the same day.
Aug 28 - By Associated Press
Police in Michigan say a first date went from bad to worse when a Detroit man skipped out on the restaurant bill, then stole his date's car.
Aug 25 - By Associated Press
Britain's sports minister and a leading badminton official have expressed regret to India for the England team's sudden withdrawal from the world championships in Hyderabad earlier this month.
Aug 21 - By Associated Press
A city in central England says two buskers who plagued a suburb by repeating the same two songs have been banned from performing for two years.

Aug 11 - By Associated Press
Denmark's Peter Gade and Lin Dan of China will meet in the quarterfinals of the badminton world championships after both won their third-round matches Thursday.

Aug 10 - By Stuart Condie, AP Sports Writer
England badminton officials and players blamed what they said were inadequate security measures for their decision to pull out of this week's world championships in India.

Aug 5 - By Ken Thomas , Associated Press Writer
The populist "cash-for-clunkers" program has quickly become the poster child of the economic recovery, bringing out shoppers in droves to help the struggling auto industry and provide a vital boost in consumer spending.
Jul 21 - By Associated Press
An airman lost parts of both legs and was in critical condition after routine gallbladder surgery at Travis Air Force Base went terribly wrong, his family said.

Jul 11 - By Ronald Blum, AP Sports Writer
Hopes were so high when the New York Mets moved into Citi Field.

Jul 5 - By Mark Long, AP Sports Writer
Kyle Busch climbed out his car window, pulled off his gloves and helmet in disgust and started walking back toward the finish line.

May 19 - By Mike Cranston, AP Sports Writer
Jeff Gordon found himself thinking about his back instead of his car. After hours of agony behind the wheel at Bristol Motor Speedway in March, Gordon wondered how much longer he could fight the pain.
May 1 - By Jenna Fryer, AP Auto Racing Writer
Chronic back pain sent Jeff Gordon back to the doctor this week, and the four-time NASCAR champion is hopeful he's moved a step closer to diagnosing his problem.
Apr 8 - By Associated Press
A deer somehow survived being hit by a car near Little Rock, but that was only the first part of what soon became a very rough day. On Tuesday morning in White Hall, the vehicle struck the animal on U.S. Highway 270.
Mar 30 - By Associated Press
A Las Vegas physician was sentenced to nearly four years in prison and his wife to 2 1/2 years for treating patients with a Botox knockoff at their cosmetic clinic.

Mar 25 - By Associated Press
A suspect in a January back robbery, who police say crashed his getaway car and fled by bus and taxi, appeared in court to face a federal charge.
Mar 25 - By Associated Press
Police say they caught a bumbling bank robber who crashed his getaway car and fled by bus and taxi, only to make it home and find his roommate dead.
Mar 12 - By Maria Cheng, AP Medical Writer
European heart patients are taking more medication than ever before to lower their blood pressure and cholesterol, but bad habits such as overeating and smoking are undermining the drugs, a new study says. Despite big increases in heart patients on medication, most still have high blood pressure and nearly half have high cholesterol.
Mar 11 - By Dr. Gail Saltz, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
Can you explain why pornography is “bad”? Men are visual creatures. If masturbation is OK, what are we supposed to see while masturbating? Porn is the visual expression of fantasies. Most women will not make porn for their hubbies or boyfriends these days, as they are afraid it will wind up online. So we have to find our visual stimulation from the “pros” in the porn industry. Again, why exactly is this bad?