Fog Again: Women's World Cup halted in Bulgaria
BANSKO, Bulgaria (AP) — The women's World Cup racing has been canceled for a second straight day due to fog in southern Bulgaria.
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World's biggest private Harry Potter collection on display
MEXICO CITY (AP) — A young Mexican's fascination with Harry Potter has grown into the world's biggest private collection of toys, books, clothes and other items related to author J.K. Rowling's fantasy hero. Now, other fans have a chance to see it all.
Rose expected out 4-6 weeks...Brewers' Ramirez to retire...Browns get McCown...Logano takes pole
CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago Bulls expect Derrick Rose to be out just four to six weeks after undergoing knee surgery to repair a torn meniscus. General manager Gar Forman described the procedure as minor and said that the point guard was able to walk out of the hospital. Rose had an MRI on Tuesday after complaining of knee pain, but the team isn't sure when the injury occurred.
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France leads Nordic combined team sprint after ski jump
FALUN, Sweden (AP) — France led after the ski jump portion of the Nordic combined team sprint event Saturday at the Nordic skiing world championships.
Kingsbury wins 6th straight World Cup event to claim title
TAZAWAKO, Japan (AP) — Mikael Kingsbury of Canada won his sixth straight World Cup moguls event on Saturday to clinch his fourth overall title.
Bryan Cranston becomes a producer of 'Finding Neverland'
NEW YORK (AP) — The upcoming Broadway musical "Finding Neverland" has found a new producer to join its ranks — Bryan Cranston.
Dress that 'greatly resembles' stolen Nyong'o gown recovered
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A sheriff's official says deputies have recovered a dress that strongly resembles the custom dress taken from Oscar-winning actress Lupita Nyong'o's hotel room earlier this week.
Monday's City Council Meeting Should be Anything But Boring
100s are expected to rally, dozens are expected to speak and one vote is expected to happen: on whether to add additional non-discrimination language to the city's existing ordinance.
Monday's City Council Meeting Should be Anything But Boring
100s are expected to rally, dozens are expected to speak and one vote is expected to happen: on whether to add additional non-discrimination language to the city's existing ordinance.
