Aussie league: LaMelo Ball’s bid to buy club not a done deal
LaMelo Ballās bid to be a club owner before making his NBA debut isnāt a done deal, yet.
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Air Force Academy to hold graduation without spectators and stream ceremony online
Air Force Academy seniors will graduate six weeks early in an impromptu ceremony that will be broadcast online amid the coronavirus pandemic.
WWE’s Rob Gronkowski, Mojo Rawley set to serve as grand marshals for virtual NASCAR
Rob Gronkowski and WWE star Mojo Rawley are set to serve as the grand marshals for the NASCAR virtual racing event on Sunday. Gronkowski, the retired New England Patriots tight...
Noted doctor Andrews temporarily halts Tommy John surgeries
Prominent orthopedic surgeon Dr. James Andrews has temporarily halted Tommy John operations at his Florida medical center in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
MLB extends support to minor leaguers through May
Major League Baseball is extending its financial support to minor league players through May while suspending their contracts because of the new coronavirus pandemic.
Florida sheriff wants new leads following Netflix series “Tiger King”
A Florida sheriff is asking for new leads in the disappearance of the former husband of a big cat sanctuary owner featured in the new Netflix series āTiger King.ā
Singer John Prine is in stable condition after being placed on a ventilator, his wife says
John Prine is in stable condition after being placed on a ventilator while being treated for COVID-19-type symptoms, his wife, Fiona Whelan Prine said Monday.
John Prine in critical condition with COVID-19 symptoms
The family of John Prine says the singer-songwriter is critically ill and has been placed on a ventilator while being treated for COVID-19-type symptoms.
Country singer Joe Diffie dies of coronavirus complications
Country singer Joe Diffie, who had a string of hits in the 1990s with chart-topping ballads and honky-tonk singles like āHomeā and āPickup Man,ā has died after testing positive for...
Stocks open 2% higher after Senate passes coronavirus relief bill
Stocks are opening broadly higher on Wall Street after the Senate approved a $2.2 trillion bill to provide economic relief for damage done by the coronavirus outbreak.