Proteins can be driven by mutations to self-assemble into agglomerates (composed of folded proteins) or aggregates ...

Dallas was heading into uncharted territory for the first time under coach Rich Mannello before it was able to navigate a victory Friday night. Brandon Miller connected on a 22-yard field goal with ...

Thursday marks 24 years since nearly 3,000 people were killed in coordinated attacks on the Twin Towers, the Pentagon, and on Flight 93 on Sept. 11, 2001. Families ...

Newnan’s quarterback-wide receiver pair got most of their yards in a single game, a 60-56 victory over East Coweta on Aug. 22.

Jason Morphew is not exactly a household name in his home state, though he probably ought to be. He's one of those curious sons of Arkansas who somehow broke orbit -- Yale, UC Davis, UCLA -- and never ...

Jason Morphew is not exactly a household name in his home state, though he probably ought to be. He's one of those curious sons of Arkansas who somehow broke orbit -- Yale, UC Davis, UCLA -- and never ...

In the 35 years since Cypress Point Club took itself out of the rotation for the PGA Tour’s Bing Crosby Clambake—otherwise known as the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am—there have been few glimpses of it from ...

There are some artists who are your favorite singer's favorite singer, and for most beloved country performers, Gene Watson, 81, is theirs. Watson's historical 60 year career includes countless hits ...

It's a startling healthy-looking Deshaun Watson that no Cleveland Browns fan wants to see. Lost in the hype machine around Shedeur Sanders after a promising start to his NFL career against the ...

Fifty years ago, a Texas-born country singer had his first big hit: a tune named “Love in the Hot Afternoon.” It reached the third spot on the Billboard country chart. “That song is still so popular,” ...

Janice Watson, the daughter of Rolland (Ron) and Eunice (Meach) Watson, was born on April 28, 1937 in Detroit. Jan and her family spent the next ten years in the Detroit area until they moved to ...

Born December 24, 1959, Dr. Eugene (Gene) L. Kemper, Jr. DC, DABCO, was delivered peacefully into the welcoming arms of His Savior, Jesus Christ, on Wednesday, June 4, 2025, which was also his second ...