Arkansas coach John Calipari refused to watch game tape after the Razorbacks’ 72-53 loss to South Carolina on Saturday. Arkansas bounced back from the loss with a 90-77 win over Vanderbilt on Tuesday.

John Calipari said he wanted to "burn the tape" after Arkansas basketball's 72-53 loss to South Carolina Saturday. The desire for fire may have been extreme, but it turns out the metaphor didn't ...

Languages: English. You can get in touch with Hugh by emailing [email protected] Passengers at North Carolina's primary airport are encountering delays as winter storms and cold conditions ...

One city in eastern North Carolina has many people falling head over heels for its old-fashioned charm. By Eduardo Medina Photographs by Mike Belleme Eduardo Medina reported from New Bern ...

Arkansas basketball coach John Calipari admits his short roster has been a fatal flaw this season. Injuries to key players exposed the lack of depth on the Razorbacks, leading to their worst loss of ...

John N Dunn Group, which provides plumbing, heating, electrical and low-carbon services, has appointed a managing director for its North East office. Lee Haddock has taken on the position, and the ...

Hannah Thompson, 17, was on the run, heading out of Simpsonville, South Carolina with her boyfriend, U.S. Army soldier John Blauvelt. On Oct. 26, 2016, Cati Blauvelt, his wife of just a few months ...

Marshal Chris Tamayo: "Your fingerprints show that you are John Blauvelt. … you're wanted out of South Carolina." Peter Van Sant: He knew it was over? Marshal Chris Tamayo: He knew it was over.

A Butner man was arrested early Tuesday morning in connection with the death of his mother, police said. According to Butner ...

A man allegedly killed his mother at a house in central North Carolina this week, officials said. Officers were called to the ...

Retail & Consumercategory· February 5, 2025 Walmart to cut roles, shut office in North Carolina, memo says Walmart on Tuesday said it is eliminating some roles and closing its office in North ...

It’s one of the most popular rivalries in all of sports: UNC-Duke. The Tobacco Road nemeses — whose campuses sit just eight miles apart — have been playing each other for over 100 years.