It’s a small sample size, but former Purdue standout guard Carsen Edwards showed his scoring could translate to the NBA level during summer league play this month.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — The U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama will be the launching pad for thousands of model rockets July 16 as part a worldwide celebration to mark the 50th anniversary of the first moon walk.
The dramatic evolution of social media has caused confusion among the population about what is fact and what is opinion - and newspapers have had to conform to make clear the delineation. But a selection of local, state and national opinions are as important to readers as they've ever been, which is why readers have noticed a surge in local contributions. More additions are on the horizon, and that could mean more responses to various columns. That's why it's important that the Tahlequah Daily Press stresses its policy for Readers Forum - what in the past was referred to as "letters to the editor."
Bob Knight is returning the city of his greatest triumphs and transgressions.
The Indianapolis Colts enjoyed an on-field renaissance in 2018, winning nine of their final 10 regular season games and snapping a three-year playoff drought.
Incoming Indiana freshman linebacker Cameron Williams can run the 110-meter high hurdles in as fast as 14.12 seconds and the 100-meter dash in as fast as 11 seconds.
SALEM, Mass. – A Massachusetts teenager convicted of the fatal stabbing and decapitation murder of a high school classmate has been sentenced to life in prison.
Carrie Meyer couldn’t believe what she was seeing. And then she couldn’t stop laughing.
ALBANY, N.Y. – New York’s liberal Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo was admonished by a progressive group Tuesday for subverting an unpopular new law allowing undocumented immigrants to qualify for state driver's licenses.
Commissioners were named for the four inaugural summer NCAA College Basketball Academies on Tuesday.
When practices for Indiana fall football camp start next month, it will present an opportunity for a pair of incoming freshman specialists.
With Ed Schilling parting ways with Indiana less than two weeks ago, the Hoosiers are in search of a new assistant basketball coach this summer.
Eva Kor’s story of Holocaust survival, and her message of forgiveness, touched the world.
Oklahomans gathered at Rep. Tom Cole’s office on Tuesday to protest the existence and reported conditions at migrant detention centers.
A man from Cement died after a collision near Watonga on Tuesday.
JANESVILLE, Minn. — Police report a man intending to burglarize a home in this Minnesota farm town offered to share meth with the owner when he discovered the uninvited visitor.
Greg Robertson is already ahead of the curve walking into the clubhouse at Karsten Creek Golf Club as the new women’s golf coach at Oklahoma State.
Perhaps now the Steven Adams rumors can kick back up again?
ARLINGTON, Minn. – The remains of a young airman killed in the wreckage of an Air Force cargo plane that crashed into an Alaskan mountain more than 66 years ago were laid to rest by his family in a solemn military burial Saturday.
Incoming freshman running back Sampson James has no regrets about enrolling early at Indiana last January.
One of the first things Justin Houston did after signing with the Indianapolis Colts was to reach out to linebacker Anthony Walker Jr.
RANDOLPH, N.H. – Grief and a search for answers as to the cause of a rural highway crash involving a convoy of 10 motorcycles and a pickup truck gripped the scene of the horrific accident in this northern New Hampshire community Saturday.
From humble beginnings in Georgia, Goga Bitadze had a dream to play in the NBA.
Romeo Langford wasn’t around by the time the Indiana Pacers picked 18th in the NBA Draft on Thursday night.
Should you care if the Federal Reserve loses its independence?
The Indianapolis Colts' second training camp at Grand Park will begin July 25 the team announced Wednesday.
The top two college basketball players in the state are expected to hear their names called in Thursday night’s NBA Draft.
ALBANY, N.Y. – Legislation adding New York to the roster of states legalizing recreational use of marijuana won’t be enacted into law this year.
Indiana and Purdue both announced their male and female athletes of the year this week.
Not every path to the NBA goes in the same direction.
TAHLEQUAH, Okla. – A kindhearted message on the tailgate of his pickup truck has made Cody Barlow, self-described straight county boy from Oklahoma, an unexpected poster boy for LGBTQ advocates.
Dylan Windler is taking in all of the fun moments during the NBA predraft process.
PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. – It wasn’t quite a classic children’s story, but first responders from the local fire department nonetheless achieved beloved status recently for rescuing a high and dry brood of ducks in this northern New York community.
The Trump administration intends to slap a 5 percent tariff on every medium-sized car, avocado and other Mexican import beginning June 10, affecting nearly $1 billion worth of goods that crosses the border into the U.S. each day on average.
MANKATO, Minn. – James Michael McConnell and Pat Lynn McConnell will celebrate 48 years of marriage this summer as the proud first same-sex couple in the U.S. to be issued a marriage license.
Soybeans may not seem all that useful in a war. Nonetheless they’ve become China’s most important weapon in its ever-worsening trade conflict with the U.S.
BUFFALO, N.Y. – The Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo has reported paying $17.5 million to 106 child abuse victims who filed claims under a voluntary compensation program.
It is tempting for normal people to ignore our president when he starts ranting about treason and corruption at the FBI. I understand the temptation. I'm the object of many of his rants, and even I try to ignore him.
NORMAN, Okla. — Who is to blame?
KASOTA, Minn. – It wasn’t just another high school commencement for Frank and Connie Weber. The last of their 16 children received her diploma, ending a remarkable era of sibling graduations for the Weber family.
DELPHI, Ind. – A second day of desperate searching for a small boy playing in a park and carried away by a rain-swollen creek in this small northwest Indiana town turned up no sign of the youth, authorities said Friday.
EFFINGHAM, Ill. -- If the humorous way to avoid eating too much chocolate is to melt it, Effingham, Illinois, was the place to be.
HAHIRA, Ga. – A small Georgia community is revisiting the brutal lynching a young black woman that will forever be linked to its history.
You haven’t showered in a few days, and you haven’t brushed your teeth yet this morning. But, your baby is one month old today!
NORMAN, Okla. — If there’s a severe weather watch issued anywhere in contiguous United States, it originates in Norman, Oklahoma.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Aspirations that the new conservative majority on the U.S. Supreme Court will overturn the decision legalizing abortion nationwide have energized Alabama Republicans to consider a clear-cut case.
CROSSVILLE, Tenn. – A city police officer assigned to a Tennessee elementary school was credited Tuesday with uncovering an apparent plot by at least two sixth graders to carry out a school shooting and their suicides.
BOSTON -- Nearly every elected official in Massachusetts, from the governor to members of town boards, recite the phase "so help me, God" when taking the oath of office.
The checkout line at the supermarket is a surprising mix of dark secrets and brain candy. Every time I need milk and eggs, I feel like Odysseus caught between Scylla and Charybdis: to the right of me, the dreaded chocolate bars, a whirlpool of cocoa and sugar that sucks me down, and to the left of me the six-headed monster of the tabloid newspapers.
DELPHI, Ind. – Authorities Monday released a faintly fuzzy, 3-second video of a double murder suspect taken by one of the two schoolgirl victims before her death more than two years ago near this small Indiana town.
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OSKALOOSA [mdash] Funeral services are pending for 52-year-old Curt Waddell of rural Mahaska County at the Bates Funeral Chapel in Oskaloosa. Curt died at his home Saturday, July 29, 2019.
Albert "Bud" Witt, age 76, of Tracy, passed away on Tuesday, July 9, 2019 at his home in Tracy, Iowa. Bud was born on Monday, May 24, 1943, in Ottumwa, Iowa, the son of Michael Albert and Roberta Ellen (Bogard) Witt. He attended school in Oskaloosa. He was united in marriage to Joyce Stocker…
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