1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life Pause
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs
1:03 Video: How to wash your hands
1:57 Black Friday by the numbers
1:08 'Lucky' Turkey to Receive Presidential Pardon
2:59 The Buzz with Buzz: the Koch brothers, money and politics
2:35 Three suspects in Deonn Carter murder appear in court

NBA star Dwyane Wade speaks out on gun violence after his cousin was killed


Nykea Aldridge was an innocent bystander, police said, pushing her baby in a stroller near a Chicago school where she intended to register her children.


1:19 Pokemon Go player slams car into Baltimore police cruiser Pause
1:03 How to keep your Facebook Newsfeed full of news
1:43 Roaming bear tranquilized after two nearby schools put on lockdown
2:41 Lost dog dodges cars, stalling Phoenix highway traffic
1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:36 Terror in Brussels
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs

Survey: US companies add a solid 177,000 jobs in August


U.S. businesses added a solid 177,000 jobs in August, according to a private survey, suggesting that hiring remains healthy after two months of strong gains.


5:51 Hillary Clinton formally accepts historic nomination for president Pause
0:42 Hillary Clinton's DNC acceptance speech in 40 seconds
3:37 First Lady Michelle Obama: 'In this election, I'm with her'
3:24 Bernie Sanders: Hillary Clinton must become the next president
0:54 Hecklers for Sanders disrupt start of the DNC
0:30 Sanders supporters disrupt California delegates DNC event
1:53 Hillary Clinton to veterans at the VFW Convention: 'I am not a newcomer to these issues'
2:23 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe kicks off re-election campaign
0:51 Ten things to know about Columbus' Recycling and Sustainability Center
1:21 Jack Ohman draws the California election

Another Clinton donor, another email that wasn’t turned over


Hillary Clinton did not turn over emails to the State Department from a Clinton Foundation donor asking her to help push women’s issues at a Clinton Global Initiative meeting


1:01 Jury still out on man’s 2nd murder trial for 2008 fatal shooting Pause
1:39 Pinkalicious the Musical at Columbus State University
0:21 Phenix City police need your help identifying this man
2:21 Sideline Superstars: Once a cheerleader, always a football fan
4:51 A mother's advice to her son: "Frankie, go be amazing"
3:38 Looking Back: Carlton Gary and the Stocking Stranglings
7:15 Stories and Salutations honor Ron Anderson at the Springer Opera House
2:35 Three suspects in Deonn Carter murder appear in court
6:40 Law enforcement officers remember Deonn Carter as "an angel"
0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar?

Teal bows to promote ovarian cancer awareness in Newark


The City of Newark is putting teal bows on lamp posts along East Main Street to help raise awareness for ovarian cancer.


0:21 Phenix City police need your help identifying this man Pause
2:21 Once a cheerleader, always a football fan
4:51 A mother's advice to her son: "Frankie, go be amazing"
3:38 Looking Back: Carlton Gary and the Stocking Stranglings
7:15 Stories and Salutations honor Ron Anderson at the Springer Opera House
2:35 Three suspects in Deonn Carter murder appear in court
2:57 Father Ron Madden talks about new pastoral center
6:40 Law enforcement officers remember Deonn Carter as "an angel"
0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar?
1:51 Columbus Police lead funeral procession for Deonn Carter

Winning numbers drawn in 'All or Nothing Night' game


The winning numbers in Monday evening's drawing of the Georgia Lottery's


2:35 Three suspects in Deonn Carter murder appear in court Pause
2:57 Father Ron Madden talks about new pastoral center
0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar?
1:51 Columbus Police lead funeral procession for Deonn Carter
3:03 Young Fort Mitchell boxer Money Powell is a national champion
2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives
1:20 Public safety luncheon helps strengthen "chain of survival"


1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives Pause
1:20 Public safety luncheon helps strengthen "chain of survival"
14:14 Looking Back: A few minutes with Ron Anderson
1:39 Alabama governor discusses morality and proposed state lottery
3:26 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe re-elected
3:49 Begin Again Farms - Home for ailing and unwanted horses
3:08 Family of coach killed in auto accident plans $1 million-plus lawsuit against city
0:54 Bus driver dies following morning school bus crash
1:15 "Bookbags and Badges" event benefits transitional shelter for homeless men


I met George “Mighty Mouse” McCloud at the Burger King on Veterans Parkway.


Hurricane to pass 'dangerously close' to Hawaii's Big Island


The Central Pacific Hurricane Center on Monday issued a hurricane watch for the Big Island of Hawaii, saying Hurricane Madeline could pass


1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life Pause
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs
1:03 Video: How to wash your hands
1:57 Black Friday by the numbers
1:08 'Lucky' Turkey to Receive Presidential Pardon
2:59 The Buzz with Buzz: the Koch brothers, money and politics
0:21 Phenix City police need your help identifying this man

Accused teen ‘doctor' arrested on new theft charges


Malachi Love-Robinson, 19, was already facing 12 felony charges concerning allegations that he practiced medicine without a license and stole money from an 86-year-old woman’s bank account. On Monday, he was arrested on two new charges.


1:19 Pokemon Go player slams car into Baltimore police cruiser Pause
1:03 How to keep your Facebook Newsfeed full of news
1:43 Roaming bear tranquilized after two nearby schools put on lockdown
2:41 Lost dog dodges cars, stalling Phoenix highway traffic
1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:36 Terror in Brussels
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs

Would-be bomber fails to detonate in Indonesian church


Police in western Indonesia say a would-be suicide bomber failed to detonate explosives in a packed church during Sunday Mass.


Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump announced he'll be making a speech on illegal immigration on Wednesday in Arizona, after a week of speculation that he might be softening his hard-line promise to deport 11 million people living in the United States illegally.

Wednesday speech could clarify Trump's immigration policy


The Vermont Health Department is reminding families that it's time to be sure kids' vaccinations are up to date.

Vermont Health Department issues immunization reminder


Iraq's Foreign Ministry has requested that the Saudi ambassador in Baghdad be replaced after he claimed that Iranian-backed Shiite militias are plotting to assassinate him.

Iraq requests new Saudi envoy after assassination remarks


5:51 Hillary Clinton formally accepts historic nomination for president Pause
0:42 Hillary Clinton's DNC acceptance speech in 40 seconds
3:37 First Lady Michelle Obama: 'In this election, I'm with her'
3:24 Bernie Sanders: Hillary Clinton must become the next president
0:54 Hecklers for Sanders disrupt start of the DNC
0:30 Sanders supporters disrupt California delegates DNC event
1:53 Hillary Clinton to veterans at the VFW Convention: 'I am not a newcomer to these issues'
2:23 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe kicks off re-election campaign
0:51 Ten things to know about Columbus' Recycling and Sustainability Center
1:21 Jack Ohman draws the California election

Super PAC that supported Rand Paul now backing Gary Johnson


A super PAC that originally supported Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul’s 2016 Republican presidential bid has spent $1 million in advertising for Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson. In spite of his libertarian leanings and some testy exchanges in debates with former rival Donald Trump, Paul has said he will support the Republican nominee.


Mike Niziolek joins the Ledger-Enquirer after spending the past three years with MLive.com. The past year he covered Eastern Michigan University athletics, including football and recruiting. He also filled in as a backup writer for the Detroit Tigers, Detroit Red Wings and University of Michigan. Mike is a 2004 graduate of Michigan State.

Countdown to kickoff: Could a running back by committee approach be in Auburn’s future?


Kerryon Johnson’s durability a lingering question for the sophomore running back.


2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job Pause
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Mom to Carver and Spencer players discusses watching Heritage Bowl
1:47 Carver's Dre'Mail King: It's about doing things the right way
1:58 Weekly conversation: Carver great D.J. Jones discusses Heritage Bowl
1:29 Jamey DuBose: We've got to get it done
2:08 Central's Jamey DuBose, Zion Webb, Justyn Ross discuss return from injuries
1:58 Central's Jamey DuBose discusses big matchup with Hoover
2:04 Central coach talks college football recruiting

Ryan Schimpf, Clayton Richard lead Padres past Marlins, 1-0


Ryan Schimpf homered, Clayton Richard pitched seven innings and the San Diego Padres beat the Miami Marlins 1-0 on Saturday night to snap a four-game losing streak.


4:51 A mother's advice to her son: "Frankie, go be amazing" Pause
7:15 Stories and Salutations honor Ron Anderson at the Springer Opera House
2:35 Three suspects in Deonn Carter murder appear in court
2:57 Father Ron Madden talks about new pastoral center
6:40 Law enforcement officers remember Deonn Carter as "an angel"
0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar?
1:51 Columbus Police lead funeral procession for Deonn Carter
3:03 Young Fort Mitchell boxer Money Powell is a national champion
2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White

Tell the jury conman you’ve got a hostage


Here’s an idea for a scam: Get a post office box under the name CCG and mail downtown motorists warnings they have unpaid parking tickets, and if they don’t send you $60, they will be arrested.


U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is in India for strategic and commercial talks being held against the backdrop of rising tensions in the disputed region of Kashmir, long a flashpoint between India and rival Pakistan.

Kerry in India for strategic, commercial talks


1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life Pause
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs
1:03 Video: How to wash your hands
1:57 Black Friday by the numbers
1:08 'Lucky' Turkey to Receive Presidential Pardon
2:59 The Buzz with Buzz: the Koch brothers, money and politics
0:21 Phenix City police need your help identifying this man

Gene Wilder, star of Mel Brooks movies and ‘Willy Wonka,’ dies at 83


Family says that the actor and writer died earlier this month from complications from Alzheimer’s disease.


0:21 Phenix City police need your help identifying this man Pause
1:06 Riverwalk nears completion
2:21 Once a cheerleader, always a football fan
4:51 A mother's advice to her son: "Frankie, go be amazing"
3:38 Looking Back: Carlton Gary and the Stocking Stranglings
7:15 Stories and Salutations honor Ron Anderson at the Springer Opera House
2:35 Three suspects in Deonn Carter murder appear in court
2:57 Father Ron Madden talks about new pastoral center
6:40 Law enforcement officers remember Deonn Carter as "an angel"
0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar?


Jordan scored eight runs in the first inning and went to a 12-1 victory over Kendrick on Monday.


1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives Pause
1:20 Public safety luncheon helps strengthen "chain of survival"
14:14 Looking Back: A few minutes with Ron Anderson
1:39 Alabama governor discusses morality and proposed state lottery
3:26 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe re-elected
3:49 Begin Again Farms - Home for ailing and unwanted horses
3:08 Family of coach killed in auto accident plans $1 million-plus lawsuit against city
0:54 Bus driver dies following morning school bus crash
1:15 "Bookbags and Badges" event benefits transitional shelter for homeless men

‘Your dad was on the plane…’ A son’s story from the day Comair Flight 5191 crashed


Matthew Snoddy’s father, Tim, was a passenger on Comair Flight 5191, which crashed at Lexington’s Blue Grass Airport on a Sunday morning in August 2006. On the 10th anniversary of the crash, he shares his family’s story from that terrible day.


There are two First Baptist Churches in Macon — one black and one white. They sit almost back-to-back, separated by a small park, in a hilltop historic district overlooking downtown.

Neighbor churches, split on race lines, work to heal divide


Two federal agencies say they won't try to block the city of New Orleans' attempt to remove a monument to an 1874 white supremacist revolt against Louisiana's federally-backed post-Civil War government.

Federal agencies won't block removal of New Orleans monument


3:03 Young Fort Mitchell boxer Money Powell is a national champion Pause
2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives
1:20 Public safety luncheon helps strengthen "chain of survival"
1:22 Mom to Carver and Spencer players discusses watching Heritage Bowl
1:47 Carver's Dre'Mail King: It's about doing things the right way
1:29 New freshman dormitory opens at Columbus State University
1:39 Alabama governor discusses morality and proposed state lottery


Former prime minister and EU commissioner Siim Kallas has entered Estonia's presidential race for the second round of voting in the Baltic country's Parliament.

Former EU commissioner enters Estonian presidential contest


David Mitchell has covered high schools and athletes in the Bi-City area for three years for the Ledger-Enquirer. Prior to joining the Ledger-Enquirer, Mitchell worked at the Gainesville (Ga.) Times. He is a graduate of Starr’s Mill High School and the University of Georgia.

High school roundup: Sullivan leads Columbus to 3-1 victory over North Cobb


Kaleigh Sullivan scattered six hits to lead to No. 7 Columbus to a 3-1 win over North Cobb in the Allatoona Buccaneer Bash.


Preparing for what could be the first hurricane to make landfall in Hawaii in years, residents on the Big Island are stocking up on food and water and seeking shelter for their animals.

Hurricane churns toward Hawaii; people stock up, board up


1:19 Pokemon Go player slams car into Baltimore police cruiser Pause
1:03 How to keep your Facebook Newsfeed full of news
1:43 Roaming bear tranquilized after two nearby schools put on lockdown
2:41 Lost dog dodges cars, stalling Phoenix highway traffic
1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:36 Terror in Brussels
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs

IS suicide attack in Yemen kills 45 government fighters


A suicide car bombing claimed by the Islamic State group in Yemen's southern city of Aden on Monday killed at least 45 pro-government recruits, officials said.


Central’s offense gets on track against Fairfield


Quarterback Zion Webb scores three touchdowns as defense preserves shutout with red zone stand in fourth quarter.


1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life Pause
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs
1:03 Video: How to wash your hands
1:57 Black Friday by the numbers
1:08 'Lucky' Turkey to Receive Presidential Pardon
2:59 The Buzz with Buzz: the Koch brothers, money and politics
4:51 A mother's advice to her son: "Frankie, go be amazing"

Here’s why hiding from a cartel in the ceiling of a Smoothie King is a bad idea


The man was found in the ceiling of Smoothie King in Alliance Town Center, Fort Worth police said


Masochistic led all the way to win the $200,000 Pat O'Brien Stakes by 3 3/4 lengths Saturday at Del Mar, earning an automatic berth in the Breeders' Cup.

Masochistic wins $200,000 Pat O'Brien Stakes at Del Mar


0:21 Phenix City police need your help identifying this man Pause
2:21 Once a cheerleader, always a football fan
4:51 A mother's advice to her son: "Frankie, go be amazing"
0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar?
1:28 Grandparent of Mathews student expresses concerns, empathy after fatal bus crash
1:09 Shooting victim drives himself to courthouse after being shot in nearby public housing area
1:21 Local animal hospital leading effort to buy safety equipment for police dogs
0:54 Police need your help identifying man wanted for questioning regarding recent thefts
1:33 Video: New preparatory school for boys opens in Columbus
1:11 Restaurant Update: Restaurateur Mark Jones secures prime downtown Columbus spot

Two downtown rail crossings closed for repairs


Norfolk Southern crossings on Fifth Avenue and 10th Street will close for two days each.


1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives Pause
1:20 Public safety luncheon helps strengthen "chain of survival"
14:14 Looking Back: A few minutes with Ron Anderson
1:39 Alabama governor discusses morality and proposed state lottery
3:26 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe re-elected
3:49 Begin Again Farms - Home for ailing and unwanted horses
3:08 Family of coach killed in auto accident plans $1 million-plus lawsuit against city
0:54 Bus driver dies following morning school bus crash
1:15 "Bookbags and Badges" event benefits transitional shelter for homeless men

After 10 years, this fish story has an unexpected happy ending


In 2006, the Soul Salmon sculpture in a Tacoma, Wash., park disappeared. It mysteriously returned earlier this month, giving a neighborhood reason to celebrate.


Supporters of a girl who police say was raped and killed are holding a birthday party and memorial service in her honor.

Supporters mark slain girl's 10th birthday in Albuquerque


1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life Pause
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs
1:03 Video: How to wash your hands
1:57 Black Friday by the numbers
1:08 'Lucky' Turkey to Receive Presidential Pardon
2:59 The Buzz with Buzz: the Koch brothers, money and politics
2:35 Three suspects in Deonn Carter murder appear in court

Scams and waste loom after millions were donated to Orlando shooting victims


The crowdfunding sites operate outside traditional charitable circles and often beyond the reach of government regulation. Appeals can be created in minutes by almost anyone and shared around the world.


Blind woman must say goodbye to her blind and deaf dog


Marilyn Crisp, 62, had to give up her beloved cocker spaniel Carmelo after she and the dog lost their eyesight and the dog lost his hearing. Carmelo will be up for adoption this weekend.


1:19 Pokemon Go player slams car into Baltimore police cruiser Pause
1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs
1:03 Video: How to wash your hands
1:57 Black Friday by the numbers
1:08 'Lucky' Turkey to Receive Presidential Pardon
2:59 The Buzz with Buzz: the Koch brothers, money and politics
3:03 Young Fort Mitchell boxer Money Powell is a national champion

Dog alerts family to teen trapped in hole


A 17-year-old was in life-threatening danger when he slipped from machinery he was using to dig a deep hole on family property. Chris Cooper said his dog Tuxx alerted him to his brother’s perilous situation and his life was saved by rescuers.


0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar? Pause
2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Mom to Carver and Spencer players discusses watching Heritage Bowl
1:47 Carver's Dre'Mail King: It's about doing things the right way
1:58 Weekly conversation: Carver great D.J. Jones discusses Heritage Bowl
1:29 Jamey DuBose: We've got to get it done
2:08 Central's Jamey DuBose, Zion Webb, Justyn Ross discuss return from injuries
1:58 Central's Jamey DuBose discusses big matchup with Hoover

Alabama offering alcohol-free tailgating area


The University of Alabama is opening part of Bryce lawn as a family-friendly, alcohol-free tailgating zone starting with the first home football game on Sept. 10.


1:01 Jury still out on man’s 2nd murder trial for 2008 fatal shooting Pause
0:21 Phenix City police need your help identifying this man
1:06 Riverwalk nears completion
2:21 Once a cheerleader, always a football fan
4:51 A mother's advice to her son: "Frankie, go be amazing"
3:38 Looking Back: Carlton Gary and the Stocking Stranglings
7:15 Stories and Salutations honor Ron Anderson at the Springer Opera House
2:35 Three suspects in Deonn Carter murder appear in court
2:57 Father Ron Madden talks about new pastoral center
6:40 Law enforcement officers remember Deonn Carter as "an angel"


Columbus State University’s Department of Theatre is presenting “Pinkalicious The Musical,” a family fun show.


1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives Pause
1:20 Public safety luncheon helps strengthen "chain of survival"
14:14 Looking Back: A few minutes with Ron Anderson
1:39 Alabama governor discusses morality and proposed state lottery
3:26 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe re-elected
3:49 Begin Again Farms - Home for ailing and unwanted horses
3:08 Family of coach killed in auto accident plans $1 million-plus lawsuit against city
0:54 Bus driver dies following morning school bus crash
1:15 "Bookbags and Badges" event benefits transitional shelter for homeless men

Why do police, coroner give different homicide counts?


Columbus might have made it through August without another homicide.


Wayne Rooney's midfield experiment with England is over, with the Manchester United captain set to revert to playing as a deep-lying forward for the national team under new coach Sam Allardyce.

Rooney back as forward for England after midfield experiment


Often called Hillary Clinton's second daughter, Huma Abedin is a deeply trusted aide who is rarely far apart from the Democratic presidential nominee. She's also a confidante subjected to a similar level of attention and scrutiny as her longtime boss.

Longtime aide Huma Abedin like 'second daughter' to Clinton


1:19 Pokemon Go player slams car into Baltimore police cruiser Pause
1:03 How to keep your Facebook Newsfeed full of news
1:43 Roaming bear tranquilized after two nearby schools put on lockdown
2:41 Lost dog dodges cars, stalling Phoenix highway traffic
1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:36 Terror in Brussels
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs

The Latest: Murphy beats Grayson to face Rubio for Senate


The Latest on Florida's primary (all times local):


5:51 Hillary Clinton formally accepts historic nomination for president Pause
0:42 Hillary Clinton's DNC acceptance speech in 40 seconds
3:37 First Lady Michelle Obama: 'In this election, I'm with her'
3:24 Bernie Sanders: Hillary Clinton must become the next president
0:54 Hecklers for Sanders disrupt start of the DNC
0:30 Sanders supporters disrupt California delegates DNC event
1:53 Hillary Clinton to veterans at the VFW Convention: 'I am not a newcomer to these issues'
2:23 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe kicks off re-election campaign
0:51 Ten things to know about Columbus' Recycling and Sustainability Center
1:21 Jack Ohman draws the California election

How soon is too soon for ex-lawmakers to turn into lobbyists?


Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate Deborah Ross of Raleigh, N.C., is hoping to highlight political ethics as polls show a tightening race against incumbent U.S. Sen. Richard Burr. Her campaign is criticizing a past Burr vote on insider trading prohibitions and pushing her call to undo Citizens United.


Yoenis Cespedes was back in the lineup Monday night for the New York Mets, who were still without double-play partners Neil Walker and Asdrubal Cabrera for the first game of a pivotal series against Miami.

Cespedes back in lineup; Mets still without Walker, Cabrera


Twelve things about attractions in Georgia's Presidential Pathways region
'Bang Bang Lady' Prepares for the Fourth of July Sale
Video: Is Aflac considering a stock split?
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Seafood restaurant bringing its shrimp, fish and crab claws to Columbus


The Shrimp Basket, based in Gulf Shores, Ala., already has 24 locations in Alabama, Florida and Mississippi, with Columbus the first in Georgia


Jason Butt joins The Telegraph after spending the past two years covering high school sports for The Washington Post. A 2009 University of Georgia graduate, he's also covered the Baltimore Ravens and Atlanta Falcons for CBSSports.com.

Poised for starting role, Natrez Patrick 'not looking in the rear view'


After an arrest last season, Georgia inside linebacker Natrez Patrick made a decision to learn from his mistakes and focus on football.


Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw took a big step toward a return by throwing two solid innings during a simulated game Tuesday at Dodger Stadium.

Kershaw moves closer to return after solid sim game in LA


U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry's is in Bangladesh for security and human rights talks amid increasing concern about terrorism in the South Asian nation in the wake of a series of extremist attacks.

Kerry in Bangladesh for security talks amid terror concerns


Sgt. 1st Class Glenn Eller is going back to the Olympic Games for the fifth time. He is the first American man in the shotgun discipline to make five Olympic games. Eller started his Olympic journey in 2000 and won his first gold medal in Beijing’s Olympics in 2008. This time, Eller aims at bringing home another gold medal from Rio. “I plan on stopping (going to Olympics) when they don’t let me on the team anymore,” he said. Heading to Rio together with Eller, Sgt. 1st Class Josh Richmond makes to his second Olympics. Richmond questioned his game after several rough years in his career. Digging inside his techniques and flaws, he figured out a solution that led him to the Rio Olympics. Richmond was deployed to Afghanistan in 2011, a year before he competed in the Olympic Games in London, and he believes the resiliency he learned in the combat zone as a marksmanship instructor benefits his game. Eller and Richmond will compete in men’s double trap on Aug. 10.

Who is your team's off-the-field superstar?


The Group of Five is making the most of its inclusion in the New Year's Six bowl lineup.

Houston tops Group of Five contenders for New Year's Six bid


The investigation and possible prosecution of metropolitan Phoenix Sheriff Joe Arpaio will be handled by the U.S. Justice Department after federal prosecutors in Arizona asked to be removed because of unspecified conflicts of interest, according to a court filing made public Friday.

Justice Department will probe metro Phoenix sheriff Arpaio


1:38 Great deal on voting machines saves taypayers a big chunk of money Pause
5:51 Hillary Clinton formally accepts historic nomination for president
0:42 Hillary Clinton's DNC acceptance speech in 40 seconds
3:37 First Lady Michelle Obama: 'In this election, I'm with her'
3:24 Bernie Sanders: Hillary Clinton must become the next president
0:54 Hecklers for Sanders disrupt start of the DNC
0:30 Sanders supporters disrupt California delegates DNC event
1:53 Hillary Clinton to veterans at the VFW Convention: 'I am not a newcomer to these issues'
2:23 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe kicks off re-election campaign
0:51 Ten things to know about Columbus' Recycling and Sustainability Center
1:21 Jack Ohman draws the California election

Would a Clinton win in Georgia help unseat GOP Sen. Johnny Isakson?


Democrat Jim Barksdale trails Isakson in the polls with 10 weeks to go to Election Day and is running a low-key campaign. But Barksdale may benefit from signs that Hillary Clinton is doing better than expected in the state, though his chances of victory are considered slim.


Georgia adds transfer guard to basketball roster


Jason Butt joins The Telegraph after spending the past two years covering high school sports for The Washington Post. A 2009 University of Georgia graduate, he's also covered the Baltimore Ravens and Atlanta Falcons for CBSSports.com.

Georgia officially added a transfer from Troy into the basketball program on Friday.


Bi-City power rankings, Classes A-3A: Week 2


David Mitchell has covered high schools and athletes in the Bi-City area for three years for the Ledger-Enquirer. Prior to joining the Ledger-Enquirer, Mitchell worked at the Gainesville (Ga.) Times. He is a graduate of Starr’s Mill High School and the University of Georgia.

Columbus gets off to fast start in rivalry game vs. Jordan


A big first half led Columbus to a 62-21 victory over rival Jordan on Friday night at Kinnett Stadium.


Auburn running back Kerryon Johnson has found himself in the spotlight without one carry. Johnson is in line for the starting tailback role following Jovon Robinson's dismissal from the team. Here's what coaches and players have said over the first two days of camp.

Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White


Russell County leads early against Valley


Russell County led 14-6 in the second quarter, but the Warriors were unable to hang on and fell 21-20 to Valley.


1:22 Twelve things about attractions in Georgia's Presidential Pathways region Pause
2:02 'Bang Bang Lady' Prepares for the Fourth of July Sale
0:51 Video: Is Aflac considering a stock split?
3:20 Education meets passion at KAE Farms
2:14 Omaha brewmaster discusses new tasting room, tours
2:24 Holly House of Hamilton embraces the past while celebrating the present
1:53 Job Spotlight: Dinglewood Design & Press owner brings Letterpress printing back into the spotlight
15:06 Carmike Cinemas President and CEO David Passman Sunday Interview
1:17 Video:Career Expo at Trade Center draws 2,600 people
0:32 New Aflac Duck commercial debuts Tuesday night

TSYS hires Karim Ahmad as EVP of global product and innovation


Financial services and consulting veteran starts at Columbus-based TSYS on Sept. 6


0:21 Phenix City police need your help identifying this man Pause
2:21 Once a cheerleader, always a football fan
4:51 A mother's advice to her son: "Frankie, go be amazing"
3:38 Looking Back: Carlton Gary and the Stocking Stranglings
7:15 Stories and Salutations honor Ron Anderson at the Springer Opera House
2:35 Three suspects in Deonn Carter murder appear in court
2:57 Father Ron Madden talks about new pastoral center
6:40 Law enforcement officers remember Deonn Carter as "an angel"
0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar?
1:51 Columbus Police lead funeral procession for Deonn Carter

Notre Dame receives $5M donation for business in


The University of Notre Dame has received a $5 million donation to build the second phase of a business incubator near campus.


1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life Pause
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs
1:03 Video: How to wash your hands
1:57 Black Friday by the numbers
1:08 'Lucky' Turkey to Receive Presidential Pardon
2:59 The Buzz with Buzz: the Koch brothers, money and politics
1:01 Jury still out on man’s 2nd murder trial for 2008 fatal shooting

Taylor Swift dismissed for jury duty in rape case


A radio host sued Taylor Swift last year, saying he lost his job after she accused him of groping her backstage. Swift has counter-sued and told a judge Monday that she felt it would conflict with her being on a jury.


Louisiana State Police say they're looking into the owners of a bus that hit a firetruck and other vehicles on an elevated stretch of Interstate 10, killing two people and injuring dozens.

Driver in fatal wreck previously cited for no license


1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives Pause
1:20 Public safety luncheon helps strengthen "chain of survival"
14:14 Looking Back: A few minutes with Ron Anderson
1:39 Alabama governor discusses morality and proposed state lottery
3:26 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe re-elected
3:49 Begin Again Farms - Home for ailing and unwanted horses
3:08 Family of coach killed in auto accident plans $1 million-plus lawsuit against city
0:54 Bus driver dies following morning school bus crash
1:15 "Bookbags and Badges" event benefits transitional shelter for homeless men


Spain's opposition Socialist party leader Pedro Sanchez is vowing that his group will vote against conservative acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's candidacy to form a government — a move that could torpedo chances of breaking Spain's political deadlock anytime soon.

Spain's Socialists vow to sink PM's attempt to form govt


1:19 Pokemon Go player slams car into Baltimore police cruiser Pause
1:03 How to keep your Facebook Newsfeed full of news
1:43 Roaming bear tranquilized after two nearby schools put on lockdown
2:41 Lost dog dodges cars, stalling Phoenix highway traffic
1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:36 Terror in Brussels
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs

US consumer spending posts slower growth in July


American consumers boosted spending at a slower pace in July, while their incomes accelerated slightly.


1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life Pause
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs
1:03 Video: How to wash your hands
1:57 Black Friday by the numbers
1:08 'Lucky' Turkey to Receive Presidential Pardon
2:59 The Buzz with Buzz: the Koch brothers, money and politics
1:31 Sewing a Love for Learning: Columbus family establishes college scholarship fund

Naked man photobombs high school girl's senior class photos


Twenty-five thousand retweets, 75,000 likes. Yep, senior year at South Eugene High School in Oregon for Jillian Henry is starting off with a bang.


1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life Pause
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs
1:03 Video: How to wash your hands
1:57 Black Friday by the numbers
1:08 'Lucky' Turkey to Receive Presidential Pardon
2:59 The Buzz with Buzz: the Koch brothers, money and politics
4:51 A mother's advice to her son: "Frankie, go be amazing"

Scientists emerge after a year of life ‘on Mars’


A six-member team of scientists lived in a dome on top of Mauna Loa for a year, which might sound good until you consider that they could only leave their dome while wearing spacesuits because they were simulating a mission to Mars. They have concluded that a manned Mars mission is feasible, at least from a “technological and psychological” perspective. But they can’t wait to swim and eat fresh food.


World Wrestling Entertainment says the former star wrestler and manager Harry Fujiwara, better known as Mr. Fuji, has died at age 82. An obituary posted on WWE's website Sunday said Fujiwara died that morning. The obituary doesn't say where he died or list a cause of death. The WWE hasn't responded to a request for comment from The Associated Press.


Twelve things about attractions in Georgia's Presidential Pathways region
'Bang Bang Lady' Prepares for the Fourth of July Sale
Video: Is Aflac considering a stock split?
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Act fast and don’t assume Fort Benning is safe, BRAC expert tells Georgia lawmakers


Greater Columbus Chamber of Commerce hosts Georgia House Military Affairs Study Committee at the National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center.


Mylan says it will make available a generic version of its EpiPen, as criticism continued to mount over the price of its injectable medicine.

Mylan launching generic version of EpiPen


0:21 Phenix City police need your help identifying this man Pause
2:21 Once a cheerleader, always a football fan
4:51 A mother's advice to her son: "Frankie, go be amazing"
3:38 Looking Back: Carlton Gary and the Stocking Stranglings
7:15 Stories and Salutations honor Ron Anderson at the Springer Opera House
2:35 Three suspects in Deonn Carter murder appear in court
2:57 Father Ron Madden talks about new pastoral center
6:40 Law enforcement officers remember Deonn Carter as "an angel"
0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar?
1:51 Columbus Police lead funeral procession for Deonn Carter


These Georgia lotteries were drawn Monday:


4:51 A mother's advice to her son: "Frankie, go be amazing" Pause
0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar?
1:28 Grandparent of Mathews student expresses concerns, empathy after fatal bus crash
1:09 Shooting victim drives himself to courthouse after being shot in nearby public housing area
1:21 Local animal hospital leading effort to buy safety equipment for police dogs
0:54 Police need your help identifying man wanted for questioning regarding recent thefts
1:33 Video: New preparatory school for boys opens in Columbus
1:11 Restaurant Update: Restaurateur Mark Jones secures prime downtown Columbus spot
3:09 Harris County duo heads to national Bassmaster event
1:20 Miss Georgia helps shine spotlight on Children's Miracle Network Hospitals

Roadway closed after crash involving tractor-trailers in Russell County


Two tractor-trailers collided this morning on Highway 165 in Russell County, according to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency.


3:00 Meet Chinook the new sea lion at Point Defiance Zoo Aquarium Pause
2:04 Alabama-born author shares unique perspective on American and Arab cultures during Columbus visit
3:25 Matt Damon brings 'Jason Bourne' to Idaho
2:54 Chef Teddi bakes up 'Peachy Grilled Chicken'
2:01 Woman's rendition of the national anthem will blow you away
2:16 Tips for shooting great fireworks photos
0:46 NY Giant appears in PSA on fireworks safety one year after hand-mangling accident
1:56 Video: A few minutes with Miss Georgia 2016 Patricia Ford
2:07 Columbus location of Stars and Strikes set for Saturday morning grand opening
0:35 Learn how to make pimento cheese in 35 seconds

Warning of 'war' on farmers, Trump seeks support in Iowa


0:21 Phenix City police need your help identifying this man Pause
2:21 Once a cheerleader, always a football fan
4:51 A mother's advice to her son: "Frankie, go be amazing"
0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar?
1:28 Grandparent of Mathews student expresses concerns, empathy after fatal bus crash
1:09 Shooting victim drives himself to courthouse after being shot in nearby public housing area
1:21 Local animal hospital leading effort to buy safety equipment for police dogs
0:54 Police need your help identifying man wanted for questioning regarding recent thefts
1:33 Video: New preparatory school for boys opens in Columbus
1:11 Restaurant Update: Restaurateur Mark Jones secures prime downtown Columbus spot

One left with minor burns after two separate Columbus fires


Within about three hours, two fires broke out this morning at residences on Knox Street and 17th Street, Columbus Fire Marshal Ricky Shores said.


1:19 Pokemon Go player slams car into Baltimore police cruiser Pause
1:03 How to keep your Facebook Newsfeed full of news
1:43 Roaming bear tranquilized after two nearby schools put on lockdown
2:41 Lost dog dodges cars, stalling Phoenix highway traffic
1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:36 Terror in Brussels
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs

The Latest: Rousseff backers rally at Brazil Congress


The Latest on the impeachment trial of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff (all times local):


1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives Pause
1:20 Public safety luncheon helps strengthen "chain of survival"
14:14 Looking Back: A few minutes with Ron Anderson
1:39 Alabama governor discusses morality and proposed state lottery
3:26 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe re-elected
3:49 Begin Again Farms - Home for ailing and unwanted horses
3:08 Family of coach killed in auto accident plans $1 million-plus lawsuit against city
0:54 Bus driver dies following morning school bus crash
1:15 "Bookbags and Badges" event benefits transitional shelter for homeless men


Before the Republican National Convention, the Fiscal Times declared that Donald Trump was “not as much of a drag on the ticket as some feared.” After a bad month for the GOP nominee, I decided to test that argument, to see if that was still the case.


QB battle narrows to Bateman and Barnett


True freshman Jalen Hurts is out of running for opening game, but Saban leaves the door open for later.


Youth organizations to benefit from success of 2016 Thunder in the Valley Air Show


The Thunder in the Valley Air Show had one of best years ever and will give out $57,000


Joe McPherson is joining the England Authority, an entity his legislation helped create more than two decades ago when he was a state senator.

Alexandria mayor appoints McPherson to England Authority


According to the Center for Internet Addiction, sexting is often done by those who suffer from low self-esteem. It’s seen as a problem mostly of adolescents and young people.

Why some men can’t seem to stop sexting: Understanding 'pocket porn'


It wasn’t enough for disgraced former New York congressman Anthony Weiner to be caught sexting twice or even to bare his soul in a documentary about his sextcapades. Now he’s been caught sexting a woman, again not his wife, with his toddler son in the crotch shot.


5:51 Hillary Clinton formally accepts historic nomination for president Pause
0:42 Hillary Clinton's DNC acceptance speech in 40 seconds
3:37 First Lady Michelle Obama: 'In this election, I'm with her'
3:24 Bernie Sanders: Hillary Clinton must become the next president
0:54 Hecklers for Sanders disrupt start of the DNC
0:30 Sanders supporters disrupt California delegates DNC event
1:53 Hillary Clinton to veterans at the VFW Convention: 'I am not a newcomer to these issues'
2:23 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe kicks off re-election campaign
0:51 Ten things to know about Columbus' Recycling and Sustainability Center
1:21 Jack Ohman draws the California election

McCain, Rubio face voters in Florida and Arizona primaries on Tuesday


Sens. John McCain and Marco Rubio face conservative challengers, while Democratic Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz may hold on to her seat despite losing the chairmanship of the Democratic National Committee.


Patrick Reed's place in the Ryder Cup is looking better with each round at The Barclays, and so are his prospects of winning.


0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar? Pause
2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Mom to Carver and Spencer players discusses watching Heritage Bowl
1:47 Carver's Dre'Mail King: It's about doing things the right way
1:58 Weekly conversation: Carver great D.J. Jones discusses Heritage Bowl
1:29 Jamey DuBose: We've got to get it done
2:08 Central's Jamey DuBose, Zion Webb, Justyn Ross discuss return from injuries
1:58 Central's Jamey DuBose discusses big matchup with Hoover


Barcelona says it has signed striker Paco Alcacer for five seasons after securing his transfer from rival Spanish club Valencia.


The Florida Supreme Court has publicly reprimanded a judge who jailed a domestic violence victim for not showing up to testify against her alleged abuser.

Florida Supreme Court scolds judge who jailed abuse victim


1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life Pause
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs
1:03 Video: How to wash your hands
1:57 Black Friday by the numbers
1:08 'Lucky' Turkey to Receive Presidential Pardon
2:59 The Buzz with Buzz: the Koch brothers, money and politics
1:31 Sewing a Love for Learning: Columbus family establishes college scholarship fund

He drove an old car, ate frozen dinners so he could donate $4 million


Robert Morin, who died in March of last year, left a fortune to the university where he had worked for nearly 50 years.


0:54 Police need your help identifying man wanted for questioning regarding recent thefts Pause
0:43 Surveillance Video: Police seek help identifying suspect in burglary attempt
0:55 Resident of Wilson Homes Apartments describes fatal shooting as tragic
0:50 Columbus girl fatally shot at Wilson Homes
2:54 Defense attorney for second Double Churches homicide suspect speaks after Recorder's Court hearing
1:02 Scam alert: Area official discusses scam involving the IRS and how to avoid becoming a victim
1:19 Defense attorney for man charged in Stone Creek Court fatal shooting says he didn't intend to harm victim
1:31 Family of fatal shooting victim gives statement after preliminary hearing for man charged in the incident
5:16 Columbus Recorder's Court: Incident involving paintball gun led to Stone Creek Court fatal shooting
0:36 Hearing postponed for man accused in Stone Creek Court shooting

Third suspect arrested in Deonn Carter case


Dequoyae Devon Waldon was arrested late Friday night in the death of Deonn Carter.


Football player sees autistic student sitting alone, joins him for lunch


A Florida State football player’s act of kindness delighted the student’s mom, who posted her thanks on Facebook.


0:21 Phenix City police need your help identifying this man Pause
2:21 Once a cheerleader, always a football fan
4:51 A mother's advice to her son: "Frankie, go be amazing"
3:38 Looking Back: Carlton Gary and the Stocking Stranglings
7:15 Stories and Salutations honor Ron Anderson at the Springer Opera House
2:35 Three suspects in Deonn Carter murder appear in court
2:57 Father Ron Madden talks about new pastoral center
6:40 Law enforcement officers remember Deonn Carter as "an angel"
0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar?
1:51 Columbus Police lead funeral procession for Deonn Carter


1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives Pause
1:20 Public safety luncheon helps strengthen "chain of survival"
14:14 Looking Back: A few minutes with Ron Anderson
1:39 Alabama governor discusses morality and proposed state lottery
3:26 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe re-elected
3:49 Begin Again Farms - Home for ailing and unwanted horses
3:08 Family of coach killed in auto accident plans $1 million-plus lawsuit against city
0:54 Bus driver dies following morning school bus crash
1:15 "Bookbags and Badges" event benefits transitional shelter for homeless men

Deonn Carter viewing set for Thursday at McMullen Funeral Home


Viewing hours will be 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday.


Mike Niziolek joins the Ledger-Enquirer after spending the past three years with MLive.com. The past year he covered Eastern Michigan University athletics, including football and recruiting. He also filled in as a backup writer for the Detroit Tigers, Detroit Red Wings and University of Michigan. Mike is a 2004 graduate of Michigan State.


The two programs clash Saturday at Jordan-Hare Stadium for the 50th time.


1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life Pause
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs
1:03 Video: How to wash your hands
1:57 Black Friday by the numbers
1:08 'Lucky' Turkey to Receive Presidential Pardon
2:59 The Buzz with Buzz: the Koch brothers, money and politics
1:01 Jury still out on man’s 2nd murder trial for 2008 fatal shooting

Owen Labrie’s victim Chessy Prout breaks silence on St. Paul’s School assault


Chessy Prout revealed her identity as the accuser in the St. Paul’s School rape case in a Today interview Tuesday.


2:35 Three suspects in Deonn Carter murder appear in court Pause
2:57 Father Ron Madden talks about new pastoral center
6:40 Law enforcement officers remember Deonn Carter as "an angel"
0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar?
1:51 Columbus Police lead funeral procession for Deonn Carter
3:03 Young Fort Mitchell boxer Money Powell is a national champion
2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives


Living marijuana plants went on display Friday at the Oregon State Fair, with organizers saying it's the first state fair in the nation to allow cannabis for public viewing.

Oregon fair generates buzz with 1st legal pot display in US


1:51 Columbus Police lead funeral procession for Deonn Carter Pause
3:03 Young Fort Mitchell boxer Money Powell is a national champion
2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives
1:20 Public safety luncheon helps strengthen "chain of survival"
1:22 Mom to Carver and Spencer players discusses watching Heritage Bowl
1:47 Carver's Dre'Mail King: It's about doing things the right way
1:29 New freshman dormitory opens at Columbus State University

Family celebrates recovery from severe food poisoning - and gets poisoned again


The “gratitude dinner,” prepared by the same person who made the food that originally caused the food poisoning, sent 25 people to the hospital.


1:22 Twelve things about attractions in Georgia's Presidential Pathways region Pause
2:02 'Bang Bang Lady' Prepares for the Fourth of July Sale
0:51 Video: Is Aflac considering a stock split?
3:20 Education meets passion at KAE Farms
2:14 Omaha brewmaster discusses new tasting room, tours
2:24 Holly House of Hamilton embraces the past while celebrating the present
1:53 Job Spotlight: Dinglewood Design & Press owner brings Letterpress printing back into the spotlight
15:06 Carmike Cinemas President and CEO David Passman Sunday Interview
1:17 Video:Career Expo at Trade Center draws 2,600 people
0:32 New Aflac Duck commercial debuts Tuesday night

Ryan Brehm wins Web.com finale, earns PGA Tour card


Ryan Brehm won the Web.com Tour's regular-season ending WinCo Foods Portland Open on Sunday to earn a PGA Tour card.


0:54 How much water should you drink? Pause
1:32 Regional cookbook ‘Place and Plate’ features local history and plenty of West Georgia recipes
1:08 Sara Ann Morgan celebrates 75 years at church
2:41 How to cook a championship steak according to a grill master
2:22 Boise amputee is the first war-wounded veteran to summit Everest
2:02 Looking Back: Columbus equestrian reaches a new level
1:20 Baby goats soothe stressed-out college students
0:50 14-year-old walks for the first time after surviving car accident that killed her best friend
1:04 Watch 100-year-old Ida Keeling crush the 100 meter dash
1:10 Mayo Clinic: Is your refrigerator-freezer healthy?

Carrie Beth’s Top Picks for Aug. 28-Sept. 4


5:51 Hillary Clinton formally accepts historic nomination for president Pause
0:42 Hillary Clinton's DNC acceptance speech in 40 seconds
3:37 First Lady Michelle Obama: 'In this election, I'm with her'
3:24 Bernie Sanders: Hillary Clinton must become the next president
0:54 Hecklers for Sanders disrupt start of the DNC
0:30 Sanders supporters disrupt California delegates DNC event
1:53 Hillary Clinton to veterans at the VFW Convention: 'I am not a newcomer to these issues'
2:23 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe kicks off re-election campaign
0:51 Ten things to know about Columbus' Recycling and Sustainability Center
1:21 Jack Ohman draws the California election

McCain’s too ‘weak’ and ‘old’? His GOP opponent thinks so.


Physician Kelli Ward wants to give U.S. Sen. John McCain a gift for his 80th birthday Monday: retirement. But the Arizona Republican holds a big lead over her heading into next week’s primary.


Mike Niziolek joins the Ledger-Enquirer after spending the past three years with MLive.com. The past year he covered Eastern Michigan University athletics, including football and recruiting. He also filled in as a backup writer for the Detroit Tigers, Detroit Red Wings and University of Michigan. Mike is a 2004 graduate of Michigan State.

Auburn reveals week one depth chart for opener against Clemson


Coach Gus Malzahn discussed the team’s newly revealed depth chart Tuesday at his weekly press conference.


A man suspected in the slayings of two nuns found dead in their Mississippi home confessed to the killings, a sheriff said Saturday, in the latest twist to a crime that has horrified people in the small communities where the women served.

Sheriff: Man confesses in killings of 2 Mississippi nuns


Carver High wins over Spencer High in the 2016 Heritage Bowl


2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job Pause
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Mom to Carver and Spencer players discusses watching Heritage Bowl
1:47 Carver's Dre'Mail King: It's about doing things the right way
1:58 Weekly conversation: Carver great D.J. Jones discusses Heritage Bowl
1:29 Jamey DuBose: We've got to get it done
2:08 Central's Jamey DuBose, Zion Webb, Justyn Ross discuss return from injuries
1:58 Central's Jamey DuBose discusses big matchup with Hoover
2:04 Central coach talks college football recruiting

Polanco's 3-run double leads Pirates past Brewers


Pinch-hitter Gregory Polanco had a tiebreaking three-run double and the Pittsburgh Pirates rallied from four runs down to beat the Milwaukee Brewers 9-6 on Saturday night.


2:57 Father Ron Madden talks about new pastoral center Pause
6:40 Law enforcement officers remember Deonn Carter as "an angel"
0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar?
1:51 Columbus Police lead funeral procession for Deonn Carter
3:03 Young Fort Mitchell boxer Money Powell is a national champion
2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives
1:20 Public safety luncheon helps strengthen "chain of survival"


There are several reasons to pick Alabama to repeat as national champions. Great coach. Great tradition. Great recruiting classes.


1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives Pause
1:20 Public safety luncheon helps strengthen "chain of survival"
14:14 Looking Back: A few minutes with Ron Anderson
1:39 Alabama governor discusses morality and proposed state lottery
3:26 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe re-elected
3:49 Begin Again Farms - Home for ailing and unwanted horses
3:08 Family of coach killed in auto accident plans $1 million-plus lawsuit against city
0:54 Bus driver dies following morning school bus crash
1:15 "Bookbags and Badges" event benefits transitional shelter for homeless men

Pops Barnes butts heads with mayor over cat colony program


Mayor Teresa Tomlinson, Councilor Pops Barnes disagree over value of Trap, Neuter, Release program. Council will hold work session on it Tuesday.


Twelve things about attractions in Georgia's Presidential Pathways region
'Bang Bang Lady' Prepares for the Fourth of July Sale
Video: Is Aflac considering a stock split?
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Announcement was made on the Positively Phenix City Facebook page.


The killing this week of a 10-year-old Albuquerque girl who was drugged, raped and dismembered is just the latest horrific child slaying case for New Mexico, which has the nation's highest youth poverty rate and a state government that has had heavily publicized difficulties protecting children from abuse.

Girl's killing is New Mexico's latest horrific child death


David Mitchell has covered high schools and athletes in the Bi-City area for three years for the Ledger-Enquirer. Prior to joining the Ledger-Enquirer, Mitchell worked at the Gainesville (Ga.) Times. He is a graduate of Starr’s Mill High School and the University of Georgia.

High school roundup: Columbus stops Carver 18-0


The Lady Blue Devils exploded for 13 runs in the bottom of the first on their way to an 18-0 win over Carver in a game shortened by the mercy rule.


0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar? Pause
2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Mom to Carver and Spencer players discusses watching Heritage Bowl
1:47 Carver's Dre'Mail King: It's about doing things the right way
1:58 Weekly conversation: Carver great D.J. Jones discusses Heritage Bowl
1:29 Jamey DuBose: We've got to get it done
2:08 Central's Jamey DuBose, Zion Webb, Justyn Ross discuss return from injuries
1:58 Central's Jamey DuBose discusses big matchup with Hoover

Boorman, longtime coach of Simone Biles, heading to Florida


Aimee Boorman, the longtime coach of Olympic champion Simone Biles and the coach of the 2016 U.S. Olympic women's gymnastics team, is heading to Florida.


It took 50 years for a Long Island woman to finally complete her quest to return a World War II veteran's lost dog tags she found on a New York City beach.

WWII dog tags found on beach in '66 returned to family


Jason Butt joins The Telegraph after spending the past two years covering high school sports for The Washington Post. A 2009 University of Georgia graduate, he's also covered the Baltimore Ravens and Atlanta Falcons for CBSSports.com.

Isner hopes to reclaim top American status at U.S. Open


Former Georgia star John Isner will look to do enough at the U.S. Open, which begins Tuesday, to reclaim his standing as the top American tennis player.


A New Jersey Transit police officer is being hailed as a hero for pulling a man from train tracks in northern New Jersey last week.

Officer pulls man from tracks just before train arrives


Following several recent incidents that have resulted in criminal charges, the mayor of a suburban Boston city has requested a meeting with the CEO of ride-hailing giant Uber.

Everett Mayor requests meeting with Uber CEO


1:19 Pokemon Go player slams car into Baltimore police cruiser Pause
1:03 How to keep your Facebook Newsfeed full of news
1:43 Roaming bear tranquilized after two nearby schools put on lockdown
2:41 Lost dog dodges cars, stalling Phoenix highway traffic
1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:36 Terror in Brussels
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs

Montenegrin police use pepper spray on protesting ex-workers


Montenegrin police have used pepper spray to stop laid-off employees of an aluminum smelter from storming the parliament building.


The Islamic State group's spokesman and chief strategist, who laid out the blueprint for the extremist group's attacks against the West, has been killed while overseeing operations in northern Syria, the group announced Tuesday.

Islamic State group says spokesman killed in Syria


1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life Pause
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs
1:03 Video: How to wash your hands
1:57 Black Friday by the numbers
1:08 'Lucky' Turkey to Receive Presidential Pardon
2:59 The Buzz with Buzz: the Koch brothers, money and politics
1:01 Jury still out on man’s 2nd murder trial for 2008 fatal shooting

Man accused of masturbating on American Airlines flight


The FBI’s case is based on the testimony of multiple witnesses who were sitting near the man at the time, says the complaint.


3:00 Meet Chinook the new sea lion at Point Defiance Zoo Aquarium Pause
2:04 Alabama-born author shares unique perspective on American and Arab cultures during Columbus visit
3:25 Matt Damon brings 'Jason Bourne' to Idaho
2:54 Chef Teddi bakes up 'Peachy Grilled Chicken'
2:01 Woman's rendition of the national anthem will blow you away
2:16 Tips for shooting great fireworks photos
0:46 NY Giant appears in PSA on fireworks safety one year after hand-mangling accident
1:56 Video: A few minutes with Miss Georgia 2016 Patricia Ford
2:07 Columbus location of Stars and Strikes set for Saturday morning grand opening
0:35 Learn how to make pimento cheese in 35 seconds

Partial list of winners of Sunday's MTV Video Music Awards


Partial list of winners of Sunday's MTV Video Music Awards, presented at Madison Square Garden in New York:


2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job Pause
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Mom to Carver and Spencer players discusses watching Heritage Bowl
1:47 Carver's Dre'Mail King: It's about doing things the right way
1:58 Weekly conversation: Carver great D.J. Jones discusses Heritage Bowl
1:29 Jamey DuBose: We've got to get it done
2:08 Central's Jamey DuBose, Zion Webb, Justyn Ross discuss return from injuries
1:58 Central's Jamey DuBose discusses big matchup with Hoover
2:04 Central coach talks college football recruiting

Blue Jays hit 4 home runs, send Twins to 8th straight loss


Russell Martin and Justin Smoak each homered and drove in five runs as the Toronto Blue Jays hammered Minnesota 15-8 Friday night, handing the Twins their eighth straight loss.


0:21 Phenix City police need your help identifying this man Pause
1:09 Shooting victim drives himself to courthouse after being shot in nearby public housing area
0:54 Police need your help identifying man wanted for questioning regarding recent thefts
0:43 Surveillance Video: Police seek help identifying suspect in burglary attempt
0:55 Resident of Wilson Homes Apartments describes fatal shooting as tragic
0:50 Columbus girl fatally shot at Wilson Homes
2:54 Defense attorney for second Double Churches homicide suspect speaks after Recorder's Court hearing
1:02 Scam alert: Area official discusses scam involving the IRS and how to avoid becoming a victim
1:19 Defense attorney for man charged in Stone Creek Court fatal shooting says he didn't intend to harm victim
1:31 Family of fatal shooting victim gives statement after preliminary hearing for man charged in the incident

Police: Man attacked by four in LaGrange stabbing


Authorities have arrested two and are searching for two others allegedly connected with a LaGrange stabbing that occurred Monday night at the intersection of Mulberry and Peters streets.


1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives Pause
1:20 Public safety luncheon helps strengthen "chain of survival"
14:14 Looking Back: A few minutes with Ron Anderson
1:39 Alabama governor discusses morality and proposed state lottery
3:26 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe re-elected
3:49 Begin Again Farms - Home for ailing and unwanted horses
3:08 Family of coach killed in auto accident plans $1 million-plus lawsuit against city
0:54 Bus driver dies following morning school bus crash
1:15 "Bookbags and Badges" event benefits transitional shelter for homeless men

Pastor calls for period of mourning after Deonn Carter’s death


Deonn Carter died more than a week after he was shot in the leg during an armed robbery.


0:54 Police need your help identifying man wanted for questioning regarding recent thefts Pause
0:43 Surveillance Video: Police seek help identifying suspect in burglary attempt
0:55 Resident of Wilson Homes Apartments describes fatal shooting as tragic
0:50 Columbus girl fatally shot at Wilson Homes
2:54 Defense attorney for second Double Churches homicide suspect speaks after Recorder's Court hearing
1:02 Scam alert: Area official discusses scam involving the IRS and how to avoid becoming a victim
1:19 Defense attorney for man charged in Stone Creek Court fatal shooting says he didn't intend to harm victim
1:31 Family of fatal shooting victim gives statement after preliminary hearing for man charged in the incident
5:16 Columbus Recorder's Court: Incident involving paintball gun led to Stone Creek Court fatal shooting
0:36 Hearing postponed for man accused in Stone Creek Court shooting

Three suspects sought in Deonn Carter’s murder case


Tyquez D Davis, 18, was one of two men arrested in connection with the murder of Deonn Carter, the autistic man who died 11 days after being shot during an armed robbery attempt.


Airline officials say technical problems that left hundreds of passengers stranded at Vienna's airport over the weekend have been resolved and flights are operating normally.

Austria flights resume in Vienna after day of disruption


Mexico has awakened to the news that President Enrique Pena Nieto is going to meet with Republican candidate Donald Trump Wednesday, and many Mexicans don't like it.

Mexico wonders why its president is meeting with Trump


Dear Mayo Clinic: My daughter is 15 and lifts weights regularly to stay in shape. Lately, she's complained about stretch marks on her legs as a result of weight lifting. She doesn't like how they look, but I'm more concerned that she is doing too much. Is weight training healthy for girls who are still growing? How much is too much?


David Mitchell has covered high schools and athletes in the Bi-City area for three years for the Ledger-Enquirer. Prior to joining the Ledger-Enquirer, Mitchell worked at the Gainesville (Ga.) Times. He is a graduate of Starr’s Mill High School and the University of Georgia.

Shutout or bust for Central’s defense in win over Fairfield


Defensive starters weren’t going to stay on bench with shutout in jeopardy Friday night.


1:19 Pokemon Go player slams car into Baltimore police cruiser Pause
1:03 How to keep your Facebook Newsfeed full of news
1:43 Roaming bear tranquilized after two nearby schools put on lockdown
2:41 Lost dog dodges cars, stalling Phoenix highway traffic
1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:36 Terror in Brussels
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs

Ex-aide poised to replace convicted Pennsylvania prosecutor


Pennsylvania lawmakers are poised to replace the state's convicted ex-attorney general with her former top deputy.


0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar? Pause
2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Mom to Carver and Spencer players discusses watching Heritage Bowl
1:47 Carver's Dre'Mail King: It's about doing things the right way
1:58 Weekly conversation: Carver great D.J. Jones discusses Heritage Bowl
1:29 Jamey DuBose: We've got to get it done
2:08 Central's Jamey DuBose, Zion Webb, Justyn Ross discuss return from injuries
1:58 Central's Jamey DuBose discusses big matchup with Hoover

Chargers sign rookie Joey Bosa to 4-year deal


Defensive end Joey Bosa ended his monthlong holdout Monday when he signed a four-year contract with the San Diego Chargers.


Rick Porcello became the majors' first 18-game winner and the first Red Sox pitcher in 70 years to open a season 13-0 in Fenway Park, going seven solid innings in Boston's 9-4 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Monday night.

Porcello majors' 1st 18-game winner, Red Sox beat Rays 9-4


1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives Pause
1:20 Public safety luncheon helps strengthen "chain of survival"
14:14 Looking Back: A few minutes with Ron Anderson
1:39 Alabama governor discusses morality and proposed state lottery
3:26 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe re-elected
3:49 Begin Again Farms - Home for ailing and unwanted horses
3:08 Family of coach killed in auto accident plans $1 million-plus lawsuit against city
0:54 Bus driver dies following morning school bus crash
1:15 "Bookbags and Badges" event benefits transitional shelter for homeless men

Ken doll dons tiara, pink dress in California bakery cake


The buttermilk-flavored cake, which features a Ken doll with a white tiara and pink dress, was custom ordered at a Sacramento bakery. While some criticized the cake and the bakery on Facebook, others were very supportive.


1:31 Sewing a Love for Learning: Columbus family establishes college scholarship fund Pause
1:01 Jury still out on man’s 2nd murder trial for 2008 fatal shooting
1:39 Pinkalicious the Musical at Columbus State University
0:21 Phenix City police need your help identifying this man
1:06 Riverwalk nears completion
2:21 Sideline Superstars: Once a cheerleader, always a football fan
4:51 A mother's advice to her son: "Frankie, go be amazing"
3:38 Looking Back: Carlton Gary and the Stocking Stranglings
7:15 Stories and Salutations honor Ron Anderson at the Springer Opera House
2:35 Three suspects in Deonn Carter murder appear in court


The Chattahoochee RiverWalk has for 20 years stood as a prime example of imaginative people in a community making a virtue of necessity.


As the Obama administration downsizes the number of captives, the size of the Guantánamo prison staff has stayed the same since 2013.

At Guantanamo, 33 troops and other prison staff for every captive


2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job Pause
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Mom to Carver and Spencer players discusses watching Heritage Bowl
1:47 Carver's Dre'Mail King: It's about doing things the right way
1:58 Weekly conversation: Carver great D.J. Jones discusses Heritage Bowl
1:29 Jamey DuBose: We've got to get it done
2:08 Central's Jamey DuBose, Zion Webb, Justyn Ross discuss return from injuries
1:58 Central's Jamey DuBose discusses big matchup with Hoover
2:04 Central coach talks college football recruiting

Rams receiver Tavon Austin gets extension


Wide receiver Tavon Austin has signed a four-year contract extension with the Los Angeles Rams.


In a season where everything has seemingly bounced in FC Edmonton’s direction, it was expected they would somehow manage to pull out another victory at home Sunday.
But playing against Puerto Rico FC, whose sole intent was survival, FC Edmonton were unable to find their usual moment of inspiration and were held to a 0-0 tie in front of 2,007 at Clarke Stadium.
It was Edmonton’s first scoreless draw since the opening game of the Spring Season and brought an end to their nine-game home winning streak, one shy of a North American Soccer League record.
“It’s frustrating, it’s the first time I’ve seen a team that has gone up a man sit back and defend,” said FC Edmonton head coach Colin Miller. “It showed you what their game plan was and they stuck to it and were good at it. We were not good enough in the attacking third. That was the disappointing thing. We got into great crossing areas and our crosses were horrendous and that’s the big disappointment, we just didn’t have that cutting edge.”
FC Edmonton goalkeeper Matt VanOekel collected his 11th shutout of the year, which was likely the easiest of his career. VanOekel has not conceded a goal in 534 minutes of play and had but one save to make in the contest as the majority of the game was played in the Puerto Rico half.
“We never looked under any pressure, Matt VanOekel could have been reading the paper in the second half,” Miller said. “The disappointing thing for me is not the effort from the players, it’s just the final ball. But it’s very, very difficult to break down a team that is hell bent on coming out of here with a draw.”
The tie marked the first time since April FC Edmonton has not won a league game at Clarke Stadium. The point, however, did allow them to keep a share of first place in the Fall Season standings with the New York Cosmos.
Edmonton had their chances to take the lead in the first half. Jake Keegan got to the end of a cross whipped into the box by Adam Eckersley, but his glancing header in the 24th minute whistled just wide.
Later in the half, a crunching tackle by midfielder Nik Ledgerwood sent Edmonton off on a counterattack, which saw the ball eventually played to Dustin Corea at the top of the penalty area. Corea’s shot, heading towards the bottom corner of the net, was batted away by an excellent diving save from Puerto Rico goalkeeper Trevor Spangenberg.
“It’s frustrating, but I thought we played really well at times,” said Ledgerwood, who is heading off to play a pair of crucial World Cup qualifiers with Canada. “During the season we’ve definitely played worse and won games. I just think now it’s about keeping positive and moving forward. It’s definitely frustrating not to keep the win streak going.”
In the second half, Puerto Rico had little interest in venturing beyond centre looking for a goal. The expansion club, who have one win in their first 11 games, sat back and were content to defend.
Even after Edmonton midfielder Sainey Nyassi was sent off in the 86th minute for an off-the-ball incident, Puerto Rico maintained their defensive approach.
“I think a lot of teams have come here trying to get a result and we’ve been able to hit them on the counter attack and things like that,” Ledgerwood said. “Puerto Rico just came here and sat back. They came here looking for a point and that’s what they got, they weren’t in it to try and win the game.
“But we have to find ways around that now, since teams are going to be doing that against us more often. At the end of the day, we had more than enough chances, but that’s how soccer is.”
Puerto Rico fended off a wave of attacks in the second half, helped by Edmonton’s inability to finish.
Before being sent off for stomping on an opponent away from the ball, Nyassi completely missed the target on a setup at the top of the penalty area.
Ledgerwood had an excellent opportunity on a one-time attempt in the box off a cross from Keegan, but skied his shot high over the crossbar.
Substitute Ben Fisk had the ball fall to him inside the area, but also missed the target.
“Overall, it was a performance where I can’t fault the players on effort,” Miller said. “The little bit of quality that we needed was lacking.”
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Game Review
FC Edmonton 0, Puerto Rico FC 0
Man of the match: Trevor Spangenberg, Puerto Rico FC
The Puerto Rico FC goaltender wasn’t overly busy in the contest, but came up with a number good saves when needed. Puerto Rico didn’t venture forward much, particularly in the second half, content to defend. Spangenberg was there to bail his team out when Edmonton was able to break through.
Game Grades
Offence D
Defence A
Goalkeeping A
Toughness C
Effort C
Why FC Edmonton tied: They didn’t have enough urgency in the first half against a strong wind and were unable to create more than a couple of opportunities. In the second half, Puerto Rico sat back looking for the scoreless tie and while Edmonton dictated the play, they were unable to break through with a clear-cut opportunity to break the scoreless deadlock.
Play of the game: Edmonton worked the ball down the left side of the field and eventually Jake Keegan is sent in down the wing. Keegan cuts the ball into the box where Nik Ledgerwood meets it, but his one-time shot goes sailing over the crossbar.
Save of the game: Midway through the first half, Nik Ledgerwood makes a crunching tackle in midfield, springing an Edmonton counter-attack. The ball ends up being played to Dustin Corea at the top of the penalty area. His low shot is heading for the bottom corner, but Puerto Rico goalkeeper Trevor Spangenberg is able to dive down and get a hand on the shot to knock it away.
Up Next: FC Edmonton at Ottawa, Friday (5 p.m.) TD Place.

FC Edmonton's draw against Puerto Rico stops home win streak at nine


In a season where everything has seemingly bounced in FC Edmonton’s direction, it was expected they would somehow manage to pull out another victory at home Sunday.


A TV company is on the hunt for separated families and parents across the UK, to take part in a new Channel 5 series.
The show, with the working title of The Modern Family, wants to talk to people who would like help resolving any issues they feel are getting in the way of co-parenting, or getting on with an ex-partner for the sake of their children.
Separation affects around a quarter of children in the UK, with the common belief being that being brought up by both parents after separation, where safe and possible, is in the best interests of a child.
“Breaking up with a spouse or partner is one of life’s biggest upheavals,” said a spokesperson for producers Pulse Films. “The difficult part is getting to the stage where separated parents are still able to do things for the sake of the child, like arrange a joint birthday party, or attend a parents’ evening together.”
So the team at Pulse want to film with separated mums and dads who may have moved on to other relationships, and are keen to sort out the issues with their ex for the sake of the children.
Francine Kaye, relationship expert, family mediator and author of Divorce Doctor said: “Kids don’t divorce, parents do. Paradoxically couples need to understand each other more during and after separation, than they did when they were together - in order to parent effectively.”
Working under the guidance of a trained therapist, anyone who has children with an ex and has difficulty with the complicated relationships this has created, can get more information by texting ‘FAMILY’ or call: 07983 640463 / 07555 242 993, by emailing: modernfamily@pulsefilms.co.uk, or by calling Janette Hodds or Lyttanya Shannon on 0207 426 5700.


A TV company is on the hunt for separated families and parents across the UK, to take part in a new Channel 5 series.


Deus Ex has you spoilt for choice.
Mankind Divided and so am I when it comes to reviewing the latest Deus Ex game after its launch last week.
There is so much to rave about in DEMD and I’m still enjoying it now over a week into the game.
But there are a number of elements which do not quite sit right with me.
Let’s start with the positives, though, and there are plenty of them.
There is layer upon layer in this game all expertly crafted together and beautifully designed.
The gameplay stands up to the high standards set by previous Deus Ex games and goes beyond them in many respects.
This is a game that will suit all types of gamers too.
Looking for a quick blast for an hour, you can jump on and get enough done to enjoy the experience, looking for longer, more involved sessions on your console then the gameplay rewards your patience, curiosity and creativity.
You play augmented human Jensen who is essentially the most deadly Power Ranger on the planet. I mean this guy has everything and would even give Superman a run for his money.
There are so many options to negotiate each scenario
And this is where my first problem lies with DEMD.
Sometimes, dare I say it, there are so many options available to you, so many ways to deal with scenarios and enemies and so much in your arsenal, it actually feels a bit ... easy.
‘Ramp up the difficulty setting!’ I hear you cry.
Well yes there’s that but my point is no matter what level you are playing at, Jensen just has too much at his disposal for his enemies to trouble him.
Sometimes, dare I say it, there are so many options available to you, so many ways to deal with scenarios and enemies and so much in your arsenal, it actually feels a bit ... easy. Damien Lucas, gaming columnist
But don’t get me wrong it’s still great fun entering a room littered with foes and walking out past a pile of them without breaking a sweat.
Another thing that doesn’t quite land for me is the Apartheid type references between the humans (naturals) and the augmented race. It is a poor attempt to give the storyline resonance with real life - for example there are posters dotted around saying things like ‘Augmented Lives Matter’ and it just feels a little frivolous.
I’m being hyper critical, though, and Deus Ex will go down as one of the games of the year of that there is no doubt.
Rating: 8.5/10

Console Corner: Deus Ex Mankind Divided review


For anyone who has found the whole process of internet shopping too much like hard work Amazon has come up with a solution.
The online retailer today revealed that it is introducing its Amazon Dash Buttons to the UK.
The dinky little gadgets are a one-touch way to order a host of popular products without all that complicated rigmarole of actually logging onto your Amazon account and searching for them.
The Dash Buttons are literally that, small plastic boxes housing a button, which when pressed will connect via wi-fi to your Amazon account and using one-click buying order your selected products.
Each button is linked to a particular item and there are 40 brands available from launch so you can get everything from cat food to condoms and nappies to NERF ammunition delivered to your door.
Daniel Rausch, director of Amazon Dash, explained the thinking behind the devices: “We’ve all experienced the frustration of running out of something we need - Dash Button and Dash Replenishment Service are designed to make that moment a thing of the past.
“Dash Buttons offer the convenience of one-click shopping from anywhere in the home - they can be placed near those frequently used items you don’t want to run out of, and when you see supplies running low, the Dash Button makes it easier than ever to order more. Just press the button and your item is on its way.”
The £4.99 devices are only available to Amazon Prime customers, which means you’ll have to sign up to the £79-a-year service to enjoy the Dash Button’s convenience. The good news is that you’ll get £4.99 back off your first order of each product.
Alongside the buttons, Amazon also announced the UK rollout of its Dash Replenishment Service.
Like the button this links to your Amazon account but rather than having to do the ordering yourself it allows connected smart devices to order supplies themselves.
This means the likes of washing machines, dishwashers and printers from big-name brands including Bosch, Samsung, Whirlpool and Siemens can monitor your consumables usage and order more before you run out.
If they could just design a button that remotely loads the dishwasher too, they could be onto a winner.

Amazon Dash lets you order your loo roll at the touch of a button


For anyone who has found the whole process of internet shopping too much like hard work Amazon has come up with a solution.


Motorists now change their car more often than they switch their mattress or even their mobile phone, suggests new research.
The length of time motorists keep a car has plummeted from around five years to two years or less, reveal latest figures.
The data produced by automotive experts, cap hpi, shows that some car makers now see average returns of vehicles in 24 months, and there is evidence of a growing number of 18-month leases in the market.
Mattresses should be changed every seven or eight years to ensure a good and healthy night’s sleep, according to chiropractors, while mobile phone contracts are on average between 18 and 24 months.
Expert say car manufacturers are managing volumes in the used market by varying contract lengths by model and remarketing channels.
Philip Nothard, retail and consumer specialist at cap hpi, said: “What we are seeing is the ‘iphonification’ of the car industry as consumers increasingly pay to drive rather than pay to own their vehicles.
“It’s the same model as the mobile phone industry where people are comfortable paying a monthly fee - only they are now doing this with their vehicles as well as their mobiles.”
He said the growth of personal contract purchase (PCP) and other finance options is having a “profound” effect on the car industry.
Personal Contract Hire (PCH) is also increasing, as motorists increasingly look towards usership rather than ownership.
Around four out five new car sales (80 per cent) are now on finance, according to estimates by cap hpi.
Mr Nothard added: “Not so long ago it was fairly common for motorists to have their cars for a minimum of five years or longer, but that has now changed dramatically and dropped to just two years for millions of motorists.
“After buying a house, the car was usually the biggest outlay for most consumers but now they are far more likely to change their car more often than their mattress.
“Consumer demand remains strong in the used car market and there are lots of used bargains waiting to be snapped up.
“As PCP becomes more popular and accessible in the used market, motor dealers expect its use to double in the future so we’re going to see people changing their cars with increasing regularity.”

Motorists change their car more often than their mobile phone


Motorists now change their car more often than they switch their mattress or even their mobile phone, suggests new research.


The most popular pet name in the UK is Charlie, according to new research into the names we choose for our animals by Pets at Home.
Pets at Home surveyed more than 800,000 pet owners through its My VIP club and has found the top 50 most popular names for each pet type. Whether the pet is a bird, cat, dog, fish, horse, reptile or small animal, Charlie was the clear winner with almost 34,000 of British pet owners choosing this name for their animal friend, topping the list of most common names for birds, cats and horses.
Poppy also proved to be a popular choice for many pets, particularly canines and felines, ranking at number one for dogs and number two for cats. Other common selections include Alfie, Bella, Billy and Molly.
George also ranked highly across all species with almost 10,000 of those taking part choosing this name within the top 50, again regardless of pet type, suggesting the young Prince’s influence may not end with toddler fashion and toys.
The world of entertainment, particularly children’s cartoons, appear to have had an effect on the names owners select. Bird based film Rio saw the film’s title rank in 10th place for birds, while classic cartoon character name Tweety came in at number 32.
Bestselling book A Cat Called Alfie may have inspired cat owners, with Alfie being the eighth most popular name for cats. Winnie the Pooh fans are meanwhile drawn to Tigger, which ranked at 11 in cat names. Demonstrating that classic films can still influence our decisions, Thumper, who appeared in the 1942 film Bambi, is still the seventh most chosen name for rabbits. Nemo, is the second most popular name for the nation’s fish following Goldie in first.
Gavin Hawthorn, Group CRM Director, said: “It’s interesting to see that just as popular culture and famous faces influence what we name our children, likewise, these trends can help the nation’s pet owners select a name for their animals. It seems likely that children being allowed to name their first animal friend forms a big part of the naming process, particularly among the film and TV inspired monikers.
“However, it also seems that books and even the Royal family are also helping Brits to decide on what to call their pet. Meanwhile Charlie and Poppy scored highly across species, suggesting that cute, traditional names will always appeal when it comes to naming our pets.”
Top 10 names for British pets by species
Top 10 names for dogs
1. Poppy
2. Alfie
3. Bella
4. Charlie
5. Molly
6. Max
7. Daisy
8. Bailey
9. Ruby
10. Lola
Top 10 names for cats
1. Charlie
2. Poppy
3. Molly
4. Bella
5. Oscar
6. Daisy
7. Tilly
8. Alfie
9. Millie
10. Smudge
Top 10 names for small animals
1. Daisy
2. Fudge
3. Nibbles
4. Poppy
5. Rosie
6. Charlie
7. Thumper
8. Fluffy
9. George
10. Harry
Top 10 names for reptiles
1. Spike
2. George
3. Rex
4. Charlie
5. Sid
6. Monty
7. Bob
8. Leo
9. Rango
10. Sheldon
Top 10 names for fish
1. Goldie
2. Nemo
3. Bob
4. Bubbles
5. Fishy
6. George
7. Fred
8. Jaws
9. Dave
10. Tom
Top 10 names for horses
1. Charlie
2. Jack
3. Rosie
4. Molly
5. Harry
6. Alfie
7. Billy
8. Poppy
9. Murphy
10. Lady
Top 10 names for birds
1. Charlie
2. Joey
3. Billy
4. Bobby
5. George
6. Blue
7. Alfie
8. Rosie
9. Sky
10. Rio


The most popular pet name in the UK is Charlie, according to new research into the names we choose for our animals by Pets at Home.


British Transport Police have issued a warning after a gang placed wooden planks across a railway line and watched a train smash into them.
The gang are currently being hunted by police after the incident in Buckinghamshire on August 11, where a group were caught on camera putting large wooden planks across railway tracks.
A member of the public called 999 but before anything could be done, a train crashed into the planks.
The train was badly damaged but not derailed and there were no injuries. However, passengers said they felt the carriage ‘jump in the air’.
Investigating officer PC Jay Townsend used the incident as an opportunity to fire out a nationwide warning.
“This was an incredibly stupid thing to do and it beggars belief that someone would think this was a funny thing to do,” he said.
“Not only is trespassing on the railway extremely dangerous – with trains travelling well in excess of 100mph – but this could have caused the train to derail, and who knows what might have happened.
“We were lucky this time but acts like this can easily have fatal consequences.”
PC Townsend is now hoping to catch the culprits and bring them to justice.
“Although these images are grainy, we are releasing them in the hope that someone comes forward with information,” he added.
“Do you know who might have done this? Have you seen someone bragging about this on social media, or maybe uploading a video of themselves on the tracks?
“If you have any information, please get in touch.”
Anyone with information is asked to contact British Transport Police on 0800 40 50 40 or text 61016, quoting 505 of 11/8.

British Transport Police issue warning after train ‘jumps in the air’


British Transport Police have issued a warning after a gang placed wooden planks across a railway line and watched a train smash into them.


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House plants can suck dangerous toxic chemicals out of the air - leaving it cleaner to breathe, according to new research.
The study shows certain species act like natural air fresheners - removing harmful chemicals from the air we breathe.
House plants can suck dangerous toxic chemicals out of the air - leaving it cleaner to breathe, according to new research
Research has shown the air in offices and family homes often contains pollutants leading to ‘sick building syndrome’ where people suffer a range of symptoms including headaches, fatigue, difficulties in concentrating and respiratory problems.
It has been estimated to blight the lives of up to three in 10 office workers. A study earlier this year estimates that annually nearly 100,000 people die from the effects of indoor air pollution.
Now new research has found the Scarlet Star (Guzmania lingulata), from South America and a member of the bromeliad family of plants, got rid of more than 80 percent of illness causing compounds.
That performed the best out of five plants tested, although the Dracaena Corn Plant (Dracaena fragrans massangeana) soaked up virtually all of a particularly pungent chemical common in nail salons.
House plants can suck dangerous toxic chemicals out of the air - leaving it cleaner to breathe, according to new research
Native throughout tropical Africa, it is grown in many homes and offices within the UK, US and Europe.
Scientists say their findings show picking the right houseplant can clear the air of dangerous pollutants in homes and offices.
Printers and cleaning products give off potentially harmful chemicals known as VOCs (volatile organic compounds).
Dr Vadoud Niri, of the State University of New York, said: “Buildings, whether new or old, can have high levels of VOCs in them, sometimes so high you can smell them.”
House plants can suck dangerous toxic chemicals out of the air - leaving it cleaner to breathe, according to new research
VOCs are compounds like acetone, benzene and formaldehyde that are emitted as gases and can cause short and long term health effects when inhaled. They can come from paints, furniture, copiers and printers, cleaning supplies and even dry cleaned clothes.
Explained Dr Niri: “Inhaling large amounts of VOCs can lead some people to develop sick building syndrome, which reduces productivity and can even cause dizziness, asthma or allergies. We must do something about VOCs in indoor air.”
The most common solution is to install ventilation systems that cycle in air from outside or methods using adsorption, condensation and chemical reactions.
But using plants to remove chemicals from indoor air, known as biofiltration or phytoremediation, is much simpler - and cheaper.
House plants can suck dangerous toxic chemicals out of the air - leaving it cleaner to breathe, according to new research
In addition to carbon dioxide plants can take up gases such as benzene, toluene and other VOCs.
NASA began studying this option in 1984 and found that plants could absorb these airborne compounds via their leaves and roots.
Since then, other studies have looked at how plants phytoremediate specific compounds, such as the cancer causing chemical formaldehyde, in a closed space.
Most of these studies focused on the removal of single VOCs by individual plants from the ambient air.
But Dr Niri wanted to compare the efficiency and the rate of simultaneous removal of several VOCs by various plants.
So his researchers built a sealed chamber containing specific concentrations of several VOCs and monitored the VOC concentrations over several hours with and without a different type of plant in the chamber.
For each plant type, they noted which VOCs the plants took up, how quickly they removed them from the air, and how much was ultimately removed by the end of the experiment.
The researchers tested five common house plants and eight common VOCs, and they found that certain plants were better at absorbing specific compounds.
For example, all five could remove acetone, the pungent chemical abundant at nail salons, but the dracaena plant took up the most, around 94 percent of the chemical.
Dr Niri said: “Based on our results, we can recommend what plants are good for certain types of VOCs and for specific locations.
“To illustrate, the bromeliad plant was very good at removing six out of eight studied VOCs - it was able to take up more than 80 percent of each of those compounds - over the twelve hour sampling period. So it could be a good plant to have sitting around in the household or workplace.”
Dr Niri says the next step in the research is to test these plants’ abilities in a real room, not just a sealed chamber.
He would eventually like to put plants in a nail salon over the course of several months to see whether they can reduce the levels of acetone that workers are exposed to.
The other three plants studied were Jade plant (Crassula argentea), the Spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum) and the Caribbean Tree Cactus (Consolea falcata.)

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