Monthly Archives: March, 2009

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Whether or not she delivers a national championship, Courtney Paris will leave Oklahoma with quite a legacy: the only four-time All-American in women's college basketball.

At a Tuesday news conference, city hall officials admitted that while problems do exist with many parking meters, they are working on resolving them quickly.

Starting today, more than 600,000 families who receive food stamps will see increases of up to 13.6 percent for the next five years, thanks to $890 million in federal economic stimulus funds, Gov. Pat Quinn announced Tuesday.

Tennessee State University has named John A. Cooper as head coach for Tigers men's basketball program.

DURHAM, N.C. – North Carolina Central University announced alumnus LeVelle Moton as the 17th men's basketball head coach in school history during a press conference this afternoon in the William Jones Building on the NCCU campus.

North Carolina is right where it's expected to be - back in the Final Four and playing like the favorite to win the national championship.

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – When Anthony Grant was weighing the opportunity to become a groundbreaking coach at Alabama, he talked to another pioneer figure on campus.

Tiger Woods has some work to do before the Masters begins next week. His caddie could use some practice too.

NEW YORK – Investigators suspect two African immigrants slain at a Long Island condo owned by an NFL player may have been killed as revenge for an Internet scam, police said Tuesday.