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Will Baker scored 18 points to lead four scorers in double figures, and LSU defeated North Florida 75-63 on Friday night in Baton Rouge, La.Jordan Wright added 15 points, Tyrell Ward scored 14 and Mi

EARLE, Ark. (WREG) — A small Arkansas town is preparing for some major changes as it gets ready to open its first grocery store in years. Just off the main highway into Earle, Arkansas, construction is ushering in progress. The new Dollar General Market is weeks away from opening. Earle Mayor Jaylen Smith said the store […]

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With seven minutes and 31 seconds left in the Foothill vs. Livermore girls basketball game, history was made in the Falcons gym when senior Riley Young put back a short follow to surpass the 1,000 career points mark...

The Amador Valley boys basketball team had a great run, advancing to the finals of the Washington Tournament before falling to Dublin in the championship game. See that plus a bunch of soccer highlights in our Pleasanton Preps...

Ben Krikke and Tony Perkins scored 21 points each and Iowa rode a 56-point second half to a 103-78 victory over North Florida on Wednesday night. Patrick McCaffery and Owen Freeman added 16 points each and Payton Sandfort scored 10 for Iowa (5-2). A hook shot by Dorian James gave North Florida a 50-49 lead early in the second half but a 17-5 run capped by Sandfort's 3-pointer put the Hawkeyes up 11.

Will Baker scored 18 points, Jordan Wright added 15 and LSU beat North Florida 75-63 on Friday night. Baker and Wright were a combined 9-of-22 shooting from the floor. Wright made a pair of 3-pointers and made 5 of 6 from the line.

SIU’s Paul Simon Public Policy Institute will host Metro East Youth Leadership Weekend to welcome young Black men from the Metro East to participate in events that foster development and

The retreat welcomes young Black men from the Metro East to participate in events that foster development and civic engagement.

Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s Paul Simon Public Policy Institute will host a retreat this weekend to welcome young Black men from the Metro East to participate in events that foster development and civic engagement.