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I just started screaming and crying. i woke up everybody in the house. >> when judy's nephew heard the news, he realized his aunt's beloved yorkie was all alone. so early in the morning he headed over to judy's house. >> the whole time i'm thinking, i'm just going to the house to get the dog. >> rodney wright wasn't prepared for what he saw once he walked inside that house. >> it was a shock. i couldn't believe it. i go into the living room and i see blood all over the place. blood on the floor. went into the bathroom. there's more blood. i mean, the whole time we're thinking it was a car wrec...

The Fayette County Veterans Service Commission, in conjunction with members of the VFW Post 3762 and the American Legion Post 25, held its Memorial Day ser

Andy Lopusnak Thursday March 10, 2011 Friday's 2011 opener will be the first Arena Football League game for the San Jose SaberCats in 958 days. It was more than two and half years ago that the three-time ArenaBowl champs fell three points shy of hoisting the Foster Trophy for a fourth time. In the months following ArenaBowl XXII, the Arena world went from thriving to dying. By December of 2008, the league suspended operations and the entire 2009 season was lost. Late in 2009, Arena Football One formed from a hodge-podge of arenafootball2 teams and a handful of AFL franchises. Months later, AF...

Bulldog Bytes: Wide Receiver Spring Preview How many pass-catchers is too many for one QB? Share this story Kiel Maddox-USA TODAY Sports Next up in the Fresno State Spring Preview, we turn to the pass-catchers, the second skill position where the Bulldogs may have almost too many options available. If there was one area that was not a concern for the Dogs in 2020, it was the passing game. Outside of the mistake-filled first game, Jake Haener and the receivers were an efficient and dependable bunch. And now, they all return, along with even more options through the transfer portal and play...

Andy Lopusnak After winning their final regular season road game last week at Chicago, the San Jose SaberCats (10-6) will be home for the final two games then have a bye in Week 20 before the playoffs start. The SaberCats host the South Division-leading New Orleans VooDoo (8-7) this Saturday and end the regular season the following Saturday against the Iowa Barnstormers (5-10). A San Jose win this week coupled with losses by Chicago and Spokane on Sunday will clinch a playoff berth for the SaberCats (though you wouldn't find this on the league's official playoff-clinching scenarios).  Last...