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VCU Public Safety Institute official leaves post
The co-director of Virginia Commonwealth University's Public Safety Institute has stepped down after protesting the school's handling of an investigation into the improper awarding of a bachelor's degree to Richmond's former police chief.
IUPUI coach, players will take shoes to Peru
IUPUI basketball coach Ron Hunter, who went barefoot for a game last season, won't be able to deliver shoes to the poor in Nigeria this month because the U.S. State Department said it wouldn't be safe to go.
ACC official points to Dec. championship in Tampa
You might be able to take the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game out of Jacksonville, but not out of Florida - not yet anyway.
Wachovia exits wholesale mortgage lending business
Wachovia Corporation, the nation's fourth largest-bank, said Monday that it is leaving the wholesale mortgage lending business.
Duke, Daniels mark start of work on coal-gas plant
Months after a coal-gasification plant obtained a crucial air permit, Duke Energy Corp.'s CEO likened the $2.35 billion plant to an "Apollo project for energy" Monday during a ceremony marking its unofficial start of construction.
Newman beats Chin 5 and 3 in APL Championships
Jack Newman wanted to play in a few high-profile tournaments this summer, just to see how he stacked up.
U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship Scores
Cason Hammock, Columbus, Ga. (143), def. Randall Hutchison, Traverse City, Mich. (144), 2 up.
California officials expand Countrywide lawsuit
State officials expanded a previously filed lawsuit against Countrywide Financial Corp., adding allegations on Thursday that the mortgage lender rewarded staff for selling risky loans.
Kayaker Parsons riding a wave back to Olympics
Kayaker Scott Parsons is returning to the Olympics feeling on top of his game but somewhat sheepish about being cast as a role model to his younger teammates.
Packer steps aside and Kellogg takes his place at CBS
Since 1974, Billy Packer has been involved with the broadcasting of the NCAA Final Four. He did his first one with Curt Gowdy, but it was when the network paired him in the mid 1970’s with Dick Enberg and Al McGuire the trio became one of the most entertaining in broadcasting history.
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