Sports
NCAA’s probe of Memphis may center on Derrick Rose
May 29, 2009
Jim Leyritz is taken to a Florida hospital
May 15, 2009
Entertainment & Arts
Art* Charles II’s ‘Painted Ladies’ convey a lust for power that is centuries old. The portraits show us what spin looked like during the Restoration.
Feb. 9, 2002
Long a mainstay of one Connecticut town, the Goodspeed Opera House is being courted by another, and the offer is hard to resist.
Dec. 13, 2003
Because of doping’s ravages on cycling, it’s natural for suspicion to fall on Vincenzo Nibali, who led the Tour de France on Thursday for a 10th time in 12 stages.
July 17, 2014
World & Nation
Two Yale University labor unions approved new contracts Friday by nearly unanimous votes, ending a three-week strike marked by vocal protests and more than 200 arrests.
Sept. 21, 2003
Science & Medicine
Women who breast-fed their babies for two years or longer reduced their risk of breast cancer by 50%, a study of women in rural China found.
Feb. 26, 2001
With American culture emphasizing exercise for people of all ages, improvements are expected to continue.
Sept. 20, 2004
German rider Tony Martin won the fourth stage of the Tour de France to take the overall lead, while Chris Froome and his main rivals safely came through the treacherous cobblestones on Tuesday.
July 7, 2015
Business
There was a time when the heat of machinery and smell of grease must have overwhelmed the 1,600 workers at the Ponemah Textile Mill, formerly the nation’s largest mill under a single roof. * Where dozens of women and children once attended to the whirring carding machines, Tom Beaudet, 65, now stands alone, working with machines that roll raw wool into knitting yarn.
Oct. 3, 1995