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Sire: CLUBHOUSE RIDE, ch, 2008. Raced 6 yrs, 43 sts, 5 wins, $1,341,132. Won Californian S (G2) twice, Barretts Juvenile S (R); 2nd Santa Anita H (G1), Gold Cup at Santa Anita S (G1), Charles Town ...

DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) - Charles Dykes strolled into the WTVY studios Monday morning and presented his Morning Moolah certificate, which he found hidden in Dale County Park. He walked out with $500. Soon ...

Three Florida A&M football players received Southwestern Athletic Conference postseason honors. Junior kicker Daniel Porto was the only Rattler named to the All-SWAC First Team. Offensive lineman ...

Buffalo will face the Steelers on Sunday without either of its first-team offensive tackles. The physical measurements and the measured-drill results of the players from Alabama high schools and ...

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (WIVB) — The Bills activated offensive lineman Tylan Grable from injured reserve Saturday and the second-year player could be in the starting lineup for Sunday’s game in Pittsburgh ...

Buffalo restored offensive tackle Tylan Grable to its active roster from injured reserve on Saturday, and the former Jacksonville State standout could be in the Bills’ lineup on Sunday. Buffalo will ...

Buffalo Bills tackle Spencer Brown was forced to play through the end of last week’s loss to the Houston Texans with a noticeable arm injury, and now the team could be preparing to replace him for the ...

Want to participate in one of the best scavenger hunt events ever and win some cash? After Charles Dykes scored himself some cash by following our clues, the Hunt for Morning Moolah is back on and you ...

At the height of her fame, movie star Betty Grable was targeted in a 1940s extortion scheme Screen Archives/Getty Movie star Betty Grable was a victim of extortion in the 1940s The extortionist, ...

“I wanted the money only to enable me to see movie stars," he reportedly said The first extortion letter was written on Feb. 6, 1943. It was addressed to Betty Grable — then 26, a rising Hollywood ...