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Knicks try to recover from illness, offensive woes vs. Pacers
INDIANAPOLIS | A sick feeling is emanating through the New York Knicks.
Bulls try to slow down Nets in Game 2
NEW YORK | Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau watches tape of the Nets and sees a confident team with an offense in rhythm.
JOHN DOHERTY: In new season, baseball clings largely to past
New helmets, strong enough to withstand a 100 mph fastball, will be the law of the land in Major League Baseball this season. Supposedly they will prevent concussions.
OFFBEAT: NY Critic Rex Reed under fire for Melissa McCarthy remarks
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Design your own chic, comfy bedding
You don't need to be a professional designer, or even much of a sewer, to create one-of-a-kind bedding that looks as nice as the stuff of dreams.
Mom goes viral with son's phone code of conduct
Janell Burley Hofmann honored her 13-year-old son's "maturity and growth" at Christmas with his first iPhone, but it came with strings attached.
Owners say ferrets are pets, officials say pest
The difference between owning a ferret in Hawaii and one in Pennsylvania can be up to three years in jail and hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines.
A year later, some like Christmas NBA start better
NEW YORK | Doc Rivers left home for the holiday, lost the game, and loved every minute of it.
After Newtown, indulgences from grateful parents
There's snow on the ground in Londonderry, N.H., nearly 200 miles to the north of the still-raw slaughter at a Connecticut elementary school, and dad Eric Heenan found himself in a routine fuss with his 9-year-old son over boots.
Family dog is on the guest list for holiday dinner
The most prized holiday guests are those that eat with gusto, express their appreciation and lick their plates clean.
The holidays' hottest toys
Not all the testers for Good Housekeeping's annual Best Toys list wear lab coats. Some are barely out of diapers.
This New Year, resolve to get more sleep
In 2013, why not focus on one health change you'll enjoy sticking to: getting more sleep.
'Working' show is both upbeat and pensive
Hearing ordinary people talk about their jobs can provide surprising and moving glimpses of other lives. In Studs Terkel's 1974 book "Working" he interviewed hundreds of Americans talking about what they did for a living and how they felt about their jobs.
Big East non-football schools consider departing
NEW YORK | The seven Big East schools that don't play FBS football are considering making a break from the drastically reshaped conference — and how best to go about doing it.
Backyard vintners do it for fun, profit, lifestyle
Growing gapes can be a rewarding pursuit. They're appealing to the eye, pleasing to the palate, a profitable sideline, and a reason for parties and neighborhood togetherness. Small wonder so many vineyards are cropping up in people's yards.
High schooler sees her future in cake baking
Lauren Seim can't remember the first time she baked a cake, but she has known for awhile that she wants to go to culinary school and open her own bakery.
Holiday vacations can create family memories
Instead of making the traditional trek over the river and through the woods to grandmother’s house, many Northwest Indiana residents are using the holidays as a time to get away from it all.
A Faithful Group for "The Book of Mormon" Broadway Cast and Creative Team
"The Book of Mormon" Broadway cast and creative team (from left) Bryan Tyree Henry, Andrew Rannells, Michael Potts, Nikki M. James, co-creator Trey Parker, Josh Gad, co-creator Matt Stone, Graham Bowen and Rory O'Malley.
NFL INSIDER: Bears in do-or-die territory
It's the time of year when the men are separated from the boys in the NFL.
As Great Lakes plummet, towns try to save harbors
ONEKAMA, Mich. (AP) — For more than a century, easy access to Lake Michigan has made Onekama a popular place for summer visitors and a refuge for boaters fleeing dangerous storms. Now the community itself needs a rescue, from slumping lake levels that threaten its precious link to open water.
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