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Ricky Nolasco pitched six solid innings for his first win in more than a month.

The Green Bay Packers signed first-round pick Ha Ha Clinton-Dix on Friday.

Together, Lansing-Kee's Gene Schultz and Decorah's Dennis Olejniczak have combined for over 3,000 wins in 95 years of coaching. Friday, they brought their historic rivalry to Copeland Park for the first time.

Joe Mauer and the Minnesota Twins have yet to reap any rewards from his switch to first base.

While the rest of the NBA and their own fans clamor for the Minnesota Timberwolves to hire a coach and make a move with Kevin Love, the organization is remaining patient with two decisions that could determine the fate of their franchise for the next five years.

Two 1-0 walk-off winners for Regional Championships highlight Thursday's News 8 Highlight Zone.

Hawk said he felt fine for practice with the Packers on Thursday, but the hours after his flight on Wednesday were a different story.

It was just an offseason workout in late May, but boy did the addition of the 6-foot-7 Peppers look good to coach Mike McCarthy.

Nearly two months to the day since being introduced as the new coach at Marquette, Steve Wojciechowski has yet to conduct a formal practice or prepare a game plan.

The new owners of the Bucks are still getting used to Milwaukee. And they are still celebrating their new acquisition.

While the Minnesota Twins had plenty of runners on base again, most of them didn't make it home.

Mike Zimmer, meet Mike Zimmer.

Jamie Herrick has been an assistant coach with the Cotter football program for several years.

The Minnesota Twins will hold a "Turn Back the Clock" game next week featuring their powder blue road uniforms from the 1980s.

Ryan Braun is making a smooth transition to right field.

The NBA will play regular-season games in Mexico City and London as part of its extended global schedule for next season.

Yovani Gallardo earned a victory with his arm a day after giving Milwaukee a win with his bat.

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater returned to sports dominance this week at the hands of three alumni, who helped the Warhawks earn a spot in the NCAA record books.

It had been nearly two months since Joe Saunders pitched in the majors and 10 days since his last rehab start in the minor leagues.

Arcadia defeats Aquinas 2-0 behind Taylor Haines' no-hitter.