No. 17 Auburn rallies for double-overtime win at Mississippi

OXFORD, Miss. (AP) — It was so wild Auburn coach Bruce Pearl called it the craziest game he had seen in a long time.

Mitchell scores 23, Texas A&M holds off Tennessee 63-58

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Texas A&M coach Buzz Williams knows his team isn’t one to light it up on the offensive end of the court.

Zellweger completes comeback with best-actress Oscar win

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Renée Zellweger completed a Hollywood comeback for the ages at the Oscars on Sunday night, winning as best actress for her role as Judy Garland in "Judy."

Slumping Atlético is held 0-0 by Leganés in Spanish league

BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Atlético Madrid was held to a 0-0 draw at home by relegation-threatened Leganés in the Spanish league on Sunday, adding to the run of poor results by Diego Simeone’s team.

Illinois: Error registered a possible 545 noncitizen voters

CHICAGO (AP) — An error in Illinois' new automatic voter registration system led to a possible 545 non-U.S. citizens being registered to vote, 15 of whom cast ballots, state officials publicly acknowledged this week.

AP-United States-Iran, ADVISORY

The U.S. is promising to take “appropriate action” in response to its assessment that an Iranian missile was responsible for downing a Ukrainian jetliner while Iran denies that one of its missiles hit the plane. Also Friday, the Trump administration announced a new round of sanctions against Iran in the wake missile strikes on two U.S. bases in Iraq.

Baylor-Kansas headlines second weekend of Big 12 hoops play

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — The Big 12 heads into its second week of conference play, and a high-profile matchup between third-ranked Kansas and No. 4 Baylor on Saturday could set the stage for the rest of the season. Here are the things to know:

Marj Carpenter, reporter who became Presbyterian head, dies

DALLAS (AP) — Marj Carpenter, who pushed international missionary work while briefly leading the nation’s largest Presbyterian denomination in the mid-1990s following a journalism career in West Texas that included covering millionaire swindler

The Latest: College Football Hall of Fame to reopen in July

The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:

Marj Carpenter, reporter who became Presbyterian head, dies

DALLAS (AP) — Marj Carpenter, who pushed international missionary work while briefly leading the nation’s largest Presbyterian denomination in the mid-1990s following a journalism career in West Texas that included covering millionaire swindler

VIRUS DIARY: Time and longing during a locked-down babyhood

SEATTLE (AP) — My 8-month-old baby has now spent 32% of his life under quarantine due to the coronavirus pandemic.

VIRUS DIARY: Time and longing during a locked-down babyhood

SEATTLE (AP) — My 8-month-old baby has now spent 32% of his life under quarantine due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Bids sought for Libby area timber sale following state approval

The location of the planned sale is adjacent to timber thinning operations on private land just off the Haul Road outside of Libby.

A few extra steps can prevent a kitchen tragedy

MOSES LAKE — One of the most dangerous things you can do at home is also something most people do every day. “If you look at the statistics, cooking is the leading cause of home fires,” said Travis Svilar, battalion chief with Grant County Fire District 5. The data from the Washington State Fire Marshal’s Office bears that out. Last year, Washington fire agencies responded to more than 700 structure fires that had started in the kitchen

Measles reported in Gallatin County; state's first cases in 35 years

State health officials on Thursday reported Montana’s first cases of measles since 1990.

Hawks hesitate and Falcons take advantage

He who hesitates is lost, especially on the football field.

’70s-themed Senior Picnic a groovy time

MOSES LAKE — About 700 people came out to the Moses Lake Chamber of Commerce’s annual Senior Picnic June 11, which was pretty much on a par with last year, Chamber Director Debbie Doran-Martinez said. “Everybody really enjoyed themselves,” she said. “We had a lot of people dancing, more than usual.” The theme was “Peace, Love & Party,” and attendees were decked out in tie-dye and bell bottoms. The music that brought folks out to the dance floor was provided by Cheyenne.

Legals for June, 11 2025

A mother and son aim to add more value for more locals

Frustrated by not knowing the “why” behind local businesses in town, Daniel Black and Susan Schuler—a mother-and-son duo—decided to do something about it by launching a startup together.

Study: Idaho renters face 'impossible choices'

Gap grows between wages, rent

The widening gap between wages and rental prices is a rising concern in a new report from the National Low-Income Housing Coalition and the Idaho Asset Building Network.