Wheeler's injury puts Gee back in Mets' starting rotation
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. (AP) — Dillon Gee is rejoining the New York Mets' starting rotation after Zack Wheeler's elbow injury, which likely will require season-ending surgery.
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Witness says he saw Hernandez, slain man in same club
FALL RIVER, Mass. (AP) — An acquaintance of a slain Massachusetts man says former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez looked angry at the victim a couple of days before the slaying.
Ex-3 Doors Down bassist pleads no contest to second DUI
D'IBERVILLE, Miss. (AP) — Former 3 Doors Down bassist Todd Harrell has pleaded no contest to a second-offense drug-related charge of driving while impaired.
Gold, cash stolen from LA home of Grammy-winning songwriter
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Los Angeles police say about $50,000 in gold and cash has been stolen from the Hollywood Hills home of a Grammy-winning songwriter and producer who has worked with Beyonce and other well-known performers.
Chef Troy's Cure for Corned Beef Hangover
A couple of twists on St. Patrick's Day traditional corned beef and cabbage.
Classroom Central Gets a Visit From Wilson and a Little Help from 'Two Men'
Wilson was at Classroom Central today where he was learning about how the organization continues to make it easier for teachers to obtain supplies for their students.
March Madness starts to heat up...Heat beat Cavs...Lightning dump Canadiens...Rose wants back in
DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — The first two games of the NCAA's First Four Tournament games are this evening in Dayton, Ohio. In the opening game, Hampton squares off with Manhattan while in the nightcap BYU goes against Mississippi. The winners advance to the main NCAA Tournament which starts Thursday.
Experts to report on search for bones of Spain's Cervantes
MADRID (AP) — Experts are giving details about their latest steps in the search for the remains of Spanish author Miguel de Cervantes in a Madrid convent where the author of "Don Quixote" was buried in 1616.
The Good, Bad, and Weird: A Toddler Feels The Beat And You Don't Smoke On A Plane
It's Good, Bad, and Weird time!
Crowdsourced: St. Patrick's Day Spending And Your Pot Of Gold Purchase
The National Retail Federation has found their pot of gold, estimating that nearly 127 million Americans will spend close to 4.6 billion dollars on St. Patrick's Day.
