Tony Dungy considers retiring
Indianapolis Colts coach, Tony Dungy, considers retiring once the season is over.
Monthly car payments no longer affordable? – You can now return your car
In a bid to improve current weakening vehicle sales, Hyndai and its local affiliate AutoFair Hyundai are now offering a first time one year return program whereby you can simply return your car if you can no longer afford the monthly payments.
Online Gamers Calling on Lotro Error
Among the nominated MMORPG Lotro's The Lord of the Rings Online: Mines of Moria™ is undoubtedly becoming famous.
Sam Shepard arrested for drunken driving
NORMAL, ILL. - Actor and playwright Sam Shepard has been arrested for speeding and drunken driving early Saturday.
International Bowl: Buffalo (8-5) vs. Connecticut (7-5)
The University at Buffalo Bulls will play against the University of Connecticut Huskies in college football's International Bowl, on Saturday noon at the Rogers Center.
Ten Juniors Selected as First 2010 Army All-American Bowl
Ten of the nation's top-rated juniors were announced Saturday as the first selections to play in the 2010 U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
Gyms Cut Prices in a bid to help members keep New Year's resolutions
First month of the year is typically the busiest time for gyms as people make losing weight their New Year's Resolution
Special Preparations for Presidential Inauguration
The preparations for the upcoming Presidential inauguration are undoubtedly very special.
Israeli artillery pounds Gaza as night falls
GAZA - Israeli artillery shelled the Gaza Strip on Saturday, stepping up the offensive against Hamas militants in the Palestinian enclave as tanks and troops waited on the border for a possible ground offensive.
Obama's team polishing economic stimulus measure
President-elect Barack Obama's transition team is putting the finishing touches on an economic recovery plan that could run from $675 billion to $775 billion.
Diamonds suggest comets caused killer cold spell
Tiny diamonds sprinkled across North America suggest a swarm of comets hit the Earth around 13,000 years ago, kicking up enough disruption to send the planet into a cold spell and drive mammoths and other creatures into extinction, scientists reported on Friday.
Microsoft blames leap year for Zune glitch
A malfunction of some Microsoft Corp Zune music players was caused by an error in the way the device accounts for leap years, Microsoft said.
U.S. steel industry urges buy America recovery plan
The ailing U.S. steel industry is pressing President-elect Barack Obama for a public works plan that could be worth $1 trillion over two years to boost flagging demand for U.S.-made steel, the New York Times reported in Friday's editions.
Factories slash output, jobs around world
Factories in China and India joined much of Europe in slashing output and jobs at a record pace in December, another sign the biggest emerging markets were wilting under the recession gripping industrialized nations.
Madoff money chase offers long road and little reward
Everyone caught up in the scandal of accused Wall Street swindler Bernard Madoff wants to know where the money is.
Chysler gets $4bln cash injection
Chrysler LLC on Friday received an initial $4 billion emergency loan from the U.S. government, two days after the government completed a parallel payout to its larger rival General Motors Corp.
Gaza campaign exposes Middle East policy vacuum
Israel's week-old offensive in the Gaza Strip is a violent sequel to a drive led by the US
Beatles to zombies, videogamers set for varied 2009
RALEIGH, North Carolina - For videogame publishers the start of 2009 marks a new phase in gaming with the release of new titles no longer confined to the top holiday sale months but spread throughout the year.
Will Smith voted 2008's top money-making movie star
Actor Will Smith, star of Hancock and Seven Pounds, was voted the top money-making movie star of 2008, dethroning Johnny Depp in an annual poll released on Friday of movie theater owners and film buyers.
Muslim family booted off U.S. airline gets apology
WASHINGTON - A Muslim family that was ordered off an AirTran Airways flight on New Year's Day received an apology and refund on Friday from the airline, which said its decision to bar the passengers was necessary.
Ghana ballot delivers blow to ruling party
NSAWKAW, Ghana - Electors in the last constituency to vote in Ghana's presidential run-off delivered a further blow on Friday to the ruling party, which was already trailing narrowly in the election and boycotted the final ballot.
Hamas leader says it ready to confront Gaza invasion
GAZA - Hamas's top leader warned Israel its army would be defeated if it invaded the Gaza Strip, while the United States said it envisioned a ceasefire with international monitoring that would ensure the Islamist group could not rearm.
Obama, Congress leaders to meet Monday on economy
WASHINGTON - Both President-elect Barack Obama and Vice President-elect Joe Biden will huddle with Democratic and Republican congressional leaders on Monday to try to advance a huge economic stimulus bill that Obama hopes can be enacted quickly, despite Republican reservations.
John Travolta's son dies
John Travolta's teenage son has died in the Bahamas.
Ko Simpson arrested in New Year's fracas
Buffalo Bills safety Ko Simpson was arrested early Thursday in his hometown of Rock Hill, S.C., and charged with hindering a police investigation.
John Travolta's son dies in the Bahamas
Jett Travolta, 16, the teenage son of actor John Travolta died suddenly on Friday during a family vacation in the Bahamas, according to the family's lawyer.
British couple gives birth to mixed race twins a second time
Fleet, Hampshire UK - A British mixed race couple have become parents to a set of black and white twin girls for a second time.
2010 Shelby makes Official entry to Detroit Auto Show
Ford has officially announced that its high-performance Shelby GT500 Mustang, which is set to have an official entry at the Detroit Auto Show this month, is to be revealed ahead of its world debut at Motor City in a couple of weeks.
Blackout - Viking playoff tickets still up for grabs
The NFL has granted an extension until 3:30 p.m. local time Friday to reach a virtual sellout their remaining 8,000 tickets Sunday's playoff game against Philadelphia, Viking team could get more time to avoid a TV blackout.
Dell plans Massive Global Reorganization to meet Customer needs
Dell is one of the many technology companies that are taking a long hard look at business operations with the poor global economy looming large, being among the first of the computer makers to see profits drop from the slowdown of computer sales.