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Tiger Woods has made a rare appearance since his horror car crash, posing for a photo on crutches with a young cancer sufferer in Florida. The golfer, 45, smiled while wearing a leg support alongside Luna Perrone, 10, who is undergoing treatment for Ewings sarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer. Woods was seen for the first time a month ago following since the devastating February 23 crash which shattered his right leg.  Tiger Woods has made a rare appearance since his horror car crash as he pos...

ABC (LOS ANGELES) -- For decades, California and car culture have gone hand-in-hand. Illegal races offer the chance to drive cars fast, burn rubber and get a rush of adrenaline, but it’s a lifestyle steeped in risk and recklessness. The slightest mistake can be deadly. Sgt. Michael Downing of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department knows that risk all too well. He has spent his 17-year career patrolling ...

Officials have said drugs and alcohol not a factor in accident Golfer underwent surgery on multiple fractures of right leg Police looking into the cause of Tiger Woods’ car crash said the 15-time major winner was travellng at between 84 and 87mph at the time of the accident. Photograph: Richard Sellers/PA Police looking into the cause of Tiger Woods’ car crash said the 15-time major winner was travellng at between 84 and 87mph at the time of the accident. Photograph: Richard Sellers/PA Fri ...

© Getty Images Golf star Tiger Woods mistakenly thought he was in Florida after his crash in Los Angeles in February, a collision report obtained by USA Today Sports said.  “I then asked [Woods] if he is able to tell me about what happened regarding the traffic collision,” Deputy Kyle Sullivan said in the report about his interview with Woods in the hospital. “Woods ‘told me he did not remember being involved in a traffic collision. [Woods] thought he was currently in the state of Flo...

Tiger Woods thought he was in Florida after crash in Los Angeles, according to collision report play L.A. County sheriff cites excessive speed for Tigers crash (1:23) L.A. County Sheriff Alex Villanueva reveals more details on Tiger Woods crash, citing excessive speed as the reason for the accident and that Tiger is facing no charges. (1:23) Graduate of the University of Georgia Tiger Woods didnt remember anything about his car wreck on Feb. 23 and believed he was in the state of Florida when a...

FILE PHOTO: Tiger Woods during the final round of The Masters Golf icon Tiger Woods wasn’t sure where he was when a sheriff’s deputy interviewed him after his one-car crash in February, according to a 22-page report obtained by USA Today. Woods was in Los Angeles for The Genesis Invitational and promotional appearances but told the deputy that he thought he was in Florida, where he makes his permanent residence. The report details the conversation between deputy Kyle Sullivan and Woods, whi...

Tiger Woods thought he was in Florida after high-speed crash Autoblog 1 day ago Research   Golf great Tiger Woods wasnt sure where he was when a sheriffs deputy interviewed him after his one-car crash in February, according to a 22-page report obtained by USA Today. Woods was in Los Angeles for The Genesis Invitational and promotional appearances but told the deputy that he thought he was in Florida, where he makes his permanent residence. The report details the conversation between deput...

By Ray Atkinson, director of communications at the American Farm Bureau Federation. It is a debate that come up every spring. On Sunday, March 14, at 2 a.m., we all set our clocks ahead one hour for Daylight Saving Time, the annual springtime ritual that gives us an extra hour of sunlight in the evening. First enacted by Congress in 1918, Daylight Saving Time has been with us for almost a century, but through the years there have been a lot of misconceptions about why it was adopted and who�...

What would life be like if we adopted permanent daylight saving time? With legislators making an aggressive push for the change, we may find out soon enough.

Read Article MINOT — Residents on Friday voted overwhelmingly in favor of a $15 million plan that will expand broadband service throughout the town. The tally was 120-3. Voters were asked if they support a plan to appropriate $100,000 from surplus to serve as a ConnectME Authority Grant match. The town is partnering with FirstLight to expand broadband service to underserved parts of the town and will cover about 50% of the residences that do not have adequate internet access.   “This...