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SEATTLE — The San Francisco 49ers and right tackle Colton McKivitz came to terms on a three-year, $45 million contract that includes $27 million guaranteed, agents Doug Hendrickson and CJ LaBoy told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Monday morning.
Emergency services are at the scene of a serious collision on a major route into Cardiff. The Butetown Tunnel is currently closed in the eastbound direction and members of the public are being asked to avoid the area.
INDIANAPOLIS — Shane Steichen interrupted the backslapping in the celebratory locker room and called his team together. The Indianapolis Colts' coach had something to say about a victory that was more meaningful than the 33-8 win over the Miami Dolphins reflected on the scoreboard.
The Indianapolis Colts lost owner Jim Irsay last month, and team legend Dallas Clark shared his impact on not just the organization and its players, but also the city as a whole.
America250 was launched by the president in Iowa to celebrate the U.S. Semiquincentennial. (Credit: The White House)
NEW YORK : The U.S. Open men's championship match was delayed on Sunday and thousands of seats remained empty when it finally got underway, as security checks related to President Donald Trump's attendance caused confusion and slowed entry to the iconic New York City event.
NEW YORK : The start of the U.S. Open's final match was delayed and thousands of seats remained empty as it got underway as security checks related to President Donald Trump's attendance slowed entry to the iconic New York City event.
NEW YORK :President Donald Trump plans to attend the high-profile final match of the U.S. Open in New York City on Sunday, raising questions about how he will be received amid reports that cheers or boos could be censored for those watching the broadcast.