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The City of Beverly Hills apologized to Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown on Thursday, saying a previous statement about what led police to shut down a brand event hosted by the NBA All-Star on Saturday night was inaccurate. However, Brown continued to take issue with the city's action, which he said was «targeted» and «based on biased information.»
Georgia linebackers Chris Cole and Darren Ikinnagbon were arrested Wednesday night on misdemeanor charges of speeding at maximum limits and other traffic-related charges.
ANTERSELVA, ITALY, Feb 19 : Despite wonderful races in beautiful scenery and raucous crowds, the experience for biathletes at the Milano Cortina Games has been lacking one key element in the view of local hero and mixed relay silver medallist Tommaso Giacomel - an Olympic village.
BORMIO, Italy, Feb 19 : SkiMo's eagerly-awaited debut at the Winter Olympics got underway at a snowy Bormio on Thursday with the heats of the women's and men's sprint competitions.
INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Beverly Hills police on Saturday night shut down a brand event hosted by Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown, with the city saying the gathering lacked a permit. However, on Sunday, Brown disputed that characterization, calling a statement released by the city «completely false» while noting that hundreds of thousands of dollars of investment in the event were wasted.
BORMIO, Italy, Feb 15 : Six Olympic skiers joined by their parents, coaches and federation presidents came together on Sunday to advocate for more inclusion at the Winter Games.
Wales suffered more Guinness Six Nations misery as France romped to a 54-12 victory in Cardiff.
PHOENIX — Los Angeles Dodgers reliever Alex Vesia spoke publicly Friday for the first time since losing a newborn daughter in the middle of last year's World Series, reading from an emotionally charged statement for a little more than six minutes.