Usain Bolt: Gay's reduced doping ban sends wrong message
LONDON (AP) — Usain Bolt says American sprint rival Tyson Gay got off lightly and should have been kicked out of the sport for doping.
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Filmmaker says 'Nerd Prom' has grown to reflect poorly on DC
WASHINGTON (AP) — A former Politico journalist is poking a hole in the bubble that surrounds one of Washington's biggest, celebrity-obsessed weekends with his new documentary "Nerd Prom."
Keith Urban, Jimmy Cliff headline opening day of Jazz Fest
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The opening day of the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival is set to feature about as wide a variety of music as one can compile - from the alternative Chicago-based rock band Wilco to Irish singer-guitarist Hozier and the Jamaican and reggae stylings of singer Jimmy Cliff.
Horse racing to bid farewell to record-breaking jockey McCoy
After nearly 4,350 winners, more than 1,000 falls, 20 straight jockey titles and countless broken bones, Tony McCoy will end his record-shattering career on the aptly named Box Office on Saturday.
How's Traffic Trip?..... And He Lost It
Wilson and Derek take turns messing with Kaitlin and Kristine regarding a recent episode of Grey's Anatomy, and then Trip decides to send it right over the top.
Warriors come from 20 down in fourth quarter to win...Cavs and Bulls in command
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The Golden State Warriors roared from 20 points down in the fourth quarter to shock New Orleans 123-119 in overtime to take a 3-0 lead in that first round NBA playoff series. Steph Curry hit a desperation 3-pointer to force overtime and finished with 40 points and nine assists as the Warriors mounted the third-largest fourth quarter comeback in NBA playoff history.
Carowinds Taste of the Carolinas
Taste and sample what Carolinas Cuisine is all about. Saturdays and Sundays - April 18 through May 17th.
Fiancee of Ebola victim hopes memoir closes chapter
DALLAS (AP) — The fiancee of the first Ebola victim in the U.S. hopes her memoir provides some resolution to a story that spanned two decades, from Africa to a Dallas hospital.
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Here is the latest South Carolina sports news from The Associated Press
NEW YORK (AP) — NASCAR chairman Brian France is not sure if Kyle Busch will be granted a waiver to be part of the championship chase when he returns from injury, but said yesterday the sanctioning body would like to "accommodate" him. Busch broke his right leg and left foot in a crash into a concrete wall in the Xfinity Series race at Daytona International Speedway.
