PINCKNEY, Mich. — Shortly after being named homecoming queen, a Michigan girl gave her fellow students another big reason to cheer: Brianna Amat kicked the field goal that proved to be the difference as Pinckney Community High School beat Grand Blanc 9-7 on Friday.
DETROIT — This was the night Justin Verlander had been waiting for ever since he struggled through October as a worn-out rookie five years ago.
TAMPA, Fla. — Josh Freeman and LeGarrette Blount reversed roles Monday night against Indianapolis.
Big 12 university leaders agreed to equally share the wealth from the conference’s most lucrative TV deals if its members agree to lock those top-tier TV rights into the league for at least six years.
NEW YORK — Defense lawyers are trying to persuade a federal court in New York City that online poker isn’t really gambling.
The arrival of autumn brings cool, crisp air and colored leaves, but for many parents, fall signifies a return to routines. Beach toys have been replaced with homework and lazy summer days have turned into bustling fall schedules. But don’t worry – there are several things you can do to keep the fun going from summer into fall. Whether it’s helping children develop new study habits or taking them to soccer practice, the outdoors can make learning more enjoyable.
When it comes to financial planning, making smart investments and planning for the future aren’t your only fiduciary considerations. You also want to be sure you’re getting the most out of the money you spend on the process.
The good news for homebuyers is that mortgage interest rates continue to hover near record lows. The bad news is that closing costs are on the rise.
Our daughter is ineligible for any assistance with her deeply underwater mortgage because our name is on it as co-signers. What are the pitfalls to the following idea?
The weather is perfect for dining outside, and it’s even better up on Mount Charleston, where A Cut Above is a world away in the mountains of the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest.