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DES MOINES, Iowa -- Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has scheduled her first stop in Iowa since the last election, promoting her memoir at a bookstore in Sioux City next month. Full Article at KCCI Des Moines
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The Farmington Police Department was called out Sunday morning to investigate an accident that resulted in a 17-year-old Farmington resident being arrested on five separate charges. According to Farmington Police Chief Rick Baker, at about 5:30 a.m. Full Article at Park Hills Daily Journal
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Blake Griffin is gone, yet the best player in college basketball is still at Oklahoma. How on earth could that be true? Willie Warren is the answer to that question, and he'll handle any others you have, as well. Full Article at Sporting News
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Brandon Sanderson, the fantasy author handpicked to complete the late Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series, chats with "Storm Leaders" and Tor employees at a reception in the Fla... Full Article at mediabistro.com
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Tranmere caretaker Les Parry believes the return to fitness of Alan Mahon and Michael Ricketts can help his side to start climbing the table. Full Article at TEAMtalk Football News
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Some call it ‘The Engine Room’ – we call it ‘in between defence and attack’. It’s fair to say, whatever you call it, that Liverpool have been blessed with some of the greatest midfielders in World Football. Full Article at Anfield Online
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Just when we were getting over it. Now we will have another day of calling each other,drunken morons or pro imperialst fascist bigots what is the stars or perhaps both :-) Paul, Well said, the media can't wait to stick the boot in. Full Article at Celtic Quick News
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That's not just by a player in the famous England shirt either. It ranks right up there with the best in the history of the game. Full Article at Metro.co.uk
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TRANMERE have taken the "sensible" course of action to ensure the future options of Liverpool goalkeeper David Martin remain open, says caretaker boss Les Parry. Full Article at Liverpool Echo
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Forty years ago, a group of African-American students deposited hundreds of books at the undergraduate library circulation desk and declared them irrelevant to their historical experience. Full Article at Cornell Daily Sun
