Oct 16 - By Dave Skretta, AP Sports Writer
An ambitious, six-man super middleweight tournament kicks off Saturday night with a couple of bouts pitting former U.S. Olympians against European boxers.

Jun 24 - By Mary Foster, Associated Press Writer
The Jena Six case, which once prompted a massive civil rights demonstration and drew international attention, saw the final chapter played out quietly.

Mar 25 - By Dave Skretta, AP Sports Writer
Jeffrey Hathaway has been here before, in the most sweet of predicaments.

Mar 13 - By Dave Skretta, AP Sports Writer
The freight elevator opened and Syracuse players Jonny Flynn and Paul Harris wobbled in, physically and mentally exhausted, heading for a bus to the team hotel.

Mar 9 - By Jenny Barchfield, Associated Press Writer
Peacocks strutted their stuff on Paris' catwalks Monday, as Italian Giambattista Valli sent out red-carpet ready looks covered with glimmering feathers, and wildly inventive Indian designer unleashed a fantastic menagerie that included a Swarovski crystal-encrusted version of the proud bird.
Mar 6 - By Associated Press
Police say horns started honking as a sport-utility vehicle sat through six green lights at a south-central Pennsylvania intersection.

Dec 29 - By Kevin McGill, Associated Press Writer
One of the central figures in the 2007 Jena Six civil rights case never gave up pursuing his football career, even after his well-publicized run-ins with the law.
Dec 15 - By Michael Inbar, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
Cold and flu season is a worry for any parent with young children, but for sextuplet mom Jenny Masche, an even bigger concern may be cabin fever.
Aug 1 - By Mary Foster, Associated Press Writer
The judge overseeing the criminal cases for the remaining Jena Six defendants was removed against his will Friday for making questionable remarks about the teenagers.
Apr 8 - By Alex Dominguez, Associated Press Writer
Johns Hopkins surgeons transplanted a half-dozen kidneys simultaneously, an operation believed to be the first of its kind, hospital officials announced Tuesday.
Feb 19 - By Geoff Mulvihill, Associated Press Writer
The government never accused Muslim Tatar of doing anything illegal. He was just the guy who ran the pizza shop across from the Air Force base, putting in the long days that come with being a small-time restaurateur.
Feb 7 - By Jamie Stengle, Associated Press Writer
A defendant in the Louisiana "Jena Six" case was arrested on suspicion of slamming a student's head into a bench at his new school in Texas, police said.
Jan 25 - By Geoff Mulvihill, Associated Press Writer
A judge on Friday sentenced a man who killed six people when he was 16 to 315 years in prison.
Jan 24 - By Associated Press
A white man accused of driving past a group of black civil rights activists with two nooses dangling from the back of his pickup truck has been indicted on federal hate crime and conspiracy charges, federal prosecutors said Thursday.

Jan 22 - By Mary Foster, Associated Press Writer
A crowd mostly made up of members of the media listened as four white separatists demanded white rights, severe prosecution of six black teens accused of beating a white classmate and an end to the Martin Luther King holiday.

Jan 21 - By Mary Foster, Associated Press Writer
About 50 white separatists protested the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday Monday in this tiny town, which was thrust into the spotlight months ago by 20,000 demonstrators who claimed prosecutors discriminated against blacks.
Jan 11 - By Associated Press
A white supremacist group will be allowed to hold a rally here on Martin Luther King Day without posting a $10,000 bond after a federal judge questioned the constitutionality of the law requiring the bond, officials said Friday.
Dec 20 - By Associated Press
Members of the Congressional Black Caucus called on Gov. Kathleen Blanco to pardon Mychal Bell and five other teenagers known as the "Jena 6."
Dec 18 - By Associated Press
A white separatist group planning a Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade in Jena is suing the town, claiming officials are violating the Constitution by asking participants not to bring firearms, changing the parade route by one block and requiring the posting of a bond.
Dec 4 - By Associated Press
The family of the victim in the "Jena Six" case has sued the adults accused of beating him, the families of the juveniles allegedly involved and the board of the school where the attack occurred.
Dec 2 - By Mary Foster, Associated Press Writer
A black teenager whose prosecution in the beating of a white classmate led to one of the largest civil rights protests in years is close to a deal that would allow him to plead guilty to a misdemeanor and avoid a second trial, his attorney said.
Nov 19 - By Mary Foster, Associated Press Writer
A hearing on a lawsuit to open legal proceedings for one of the so-called Jena Six should not be postponed, attorneys for news organizations said in motions filed Monday.

Nov 16 - By Devlin Barrett, Associated Press Writer
Marchers surrounded the Justice Department headquarters on Friday to demand federal intervention in the Jena Six case and stepped-up enforcement of hate crimes. On a chilly but clear day, busloads of people packed a downtown plaza to protest charges brought against six black teens accused of beating a white high school student in Jena, La. Tensions between black and white students had run high for weeks in Jena, including an incident where a noose was hung from a tree at school. No one was charged with a crime for hanging the noose.
Nov 7 - By Mary Foster, Associated Press Writer
The last of the so-called Jena Six to be arraigned in the beating of a white high school student pleaded not guilty Wednesday to reduced charges of battery and conspiracy.
Nov 1 - By Associated Press
A man was convicted Thursday of killing six people, including his aunt and her boyfriend, years ago when he was 16 in one of New Jersey's deadliest killing sprees.