ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Ian Wheeler scored on a 2-yard run with 1:06 left, Steve Buechele completed an off-balance pass to Dante Pettis for a 2-point conversion and the Buffalo Bills beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 28-27 in the preseason finale for each team Thursday night. The Steelers' last ...
Last Friday, the Brookfield Warriors opened their season in grand fashion, defeating backyard rival Hubbard 14-7. It marked the first Brookfield win over Hubbard in 28 years, and it snapped a 14-game losing streak against the Eagles. It was also the first win over Hubbard for Brookfield ...
CLEVELAND — Dillon Gabriel threw three touchdown passes — two to Luke Floriea — and Taylen Green directed a 98-yard touchdown drive to help the Cleveland Browns beat the New England Patriots 37-13 on Thursday night in the final preseason game for both teams. Gabriel and Green got ...
BOYS GOLF Brookfield 162, Liberty 187 at Stambaugh Golf Course Brookfield: Cody Davidson 38, Michael Pasarcik 38, Jared Germadnik 43, Joey Russo 43 Liberty: Sergio Gonzalez 42, Riley Crish 46, Jack Hope 47, Alex Hauser 52 Poland 179, Niles 184 Poland: Gianni Tocco 44, Ryan Grope 44, Colin Simerlink 45, Matthew Beard 46, Bryan Kosco 46 Niles: Individual stats were not provided. Champion 168, Garrettsville Garfield 216 at Sugar Bush Champion: Andrew Kish 41, Gavin Torok 41, Dominic Hendrick 42, Ty Pruitt 44, Trent Pruitt 44 Garfield: Broden Neal 51, Harrison Kissell ...
Staff writer LIBERTY — Liberty police told a man to contact them again if he receives any further messages from a suspect who threatened him and his girlfriend’s family over a messaging app Wednesday evening. According to a police report, officers were called to a Logan Way residence in reference to telephone harassment. Upon arrival, officers spoke with a man who said he was livestreaming Call of Duty when he received Snapchat messages making threats of harm — adding that the person had his location and sent it to him, and he had to be hacked because he keeps his location ...
BROWNSVILLE, Texas (AP) — Thursday’s release of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer from a Texas jail despite Minnesota’s request for his return could set a dangerous precedent, increasing friction between states and helping criminal defendants avoid justice, legal experts said. Christian Castro was released from a detention center in Brownsville after Texas Gov. Greg Abbott declined to immediately sign his extradition warrant. A federal judge also declined to block Castro’s release or order Abbott to sign the warrant. Minnesota officials say they believe Castro ...
