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Sacramento Kings coach Luke Walton said his team needs to have a short memory after coming off a loss that put it on the brink of postseason elimination.

Kings, Thunder focus on development heading into matchup Field Level Media 04 May 2021, 09:19 GMT+10 The Oklahoma City Thunder and the Sacramento Kings are going to be plenty familiar with each other during the last two weeks of the season. After not playing each other for the first four months of the season, the Thunder and Kings will meet three times in eight days beginning with Tuesday's meeting in Oklahoma City. The Kings come into Tuesday's meeting having won two consecutive games and five of their past eight. It isn't likely to be enough to lift Sacramento into the play-in tournament, a...

Print Northbrook Court’s turnaround plan, approved by the village in 2019, included 315 apartments, a grocery store and a food hall. Northbrook Court was on the cusp of a comeback in December 2019, when crews began demolishing a shuttered Macy's department store there, a key early step in a $250 million makeover of the mall subsidized by the village of Northbrook. The Macy's is long gone. A vast wall of exposed concrete where it attached to the mall offers one remaining visible trace. Banners proclaiming "Great Things Are Coming" and "Exciting Things Underway" hang on construction fencing s...

The Dublin skyline will feature in a spectacular new online film wishing the world a happy St Patrick’s Day today. A swarm of 500 drones buzzing over some of the most iconic landmarks in the capital earlier this month created a dazzling light display with images of a Celtic cross, a shamrock and texts wishing viewers a Happy St Patrick’s Day as well as “I love Ireland” and “this is Ireland” shining in the night sky over the River Liffey. The film, called ‘Orchestra of Light’, was created by the St Patrick’s Festival, Tourism Ireland and Dublin City Council.