Ryan Chatelain

According to the tale, she rode horseback 40 miles through the night to rally 400 soldiers from her father’s militia to respond to a British attack

The ruling could impact 25 other states with similar laws

While the coronavirus pandemic left practically no aspect of American life untouched over the past year, for the millions of fans who live and breathe sports, it was certainly a painful double whammy: They found themselves cocooned in their own homes…

For Eli Manning, playing in another uniform was never an option. The Giants great officially announced his retirement Friday after 16 seasons. The two-time Super Bowl MVP and champion could've tried to extend his career elsewhere, but he said "it was…

Don Imus, the legendary radio talk show host who led WFAN's morning show for nearly 20 years, has died. He was 79. His publicist told multiple media outlets that Imus had been hospitalized at Baylor Scott and White Medical Center in College Station,…

By any standard, Bill Bradley has lived a remarkable life, one that has taken him from Madison Square Garden to Capitol Hill to Wall Street -- and one that in some ways seems more suited for a Hollywood script than real life. As I was conducting…

Even though the Super Bowl LII quarterbacks were Nick Foles and Tom Brady, in some corners of social media and probably at more than a handful of viewing parties, Joe Montana was a big winner Sunday night. Why? There still seems to be a faction of…

Published Jan. 15, 2010 in The Times-Picayune There was no thunderous pop. There was no surge of overwhelming pain. Elijah Levee credits his endorphins. Or maybe it was his adrenaline. Nevertheless, he didn’t feel the hurt that he should have after…