North Texas softball concluded a five-game homestand on Wednesday night with a 4-0 shutout victory over Tarleton State at Lovelace Stadium, thanks in large part to a stellar performance by senior ...

NORFOLK, Va. (AP) -- The civilian truck driver who killed a sailor aboard a destroyer at the world's largest naval base was a convicted felon from Virginia, according to prison records and the Navy.

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In-demand rapper 21 Savage is now a member of the Epic Records family. The Atlanta rhymer revealed on the Rap Radar podcast that he inked a deal with the historic label, which is being run by veteran ...

Former Maryland safety Darnell Savage was once again Maryland’s best NFL performer in Week Three. After forcing a fumble against Kirk Cousins last week, Savage got the best of another quarterback who ...

On 21 Savage's Issa Album, "FaceTime" stands out against the Atlanta rapper's typical hardened sound. The song is a slowed-down ballad, and, during a recent appearance on The Breakfast Club, 21 said ...

NORFOLK, Va. — The civilian truck driver who killed a sailor aboard a destroyer at the world’s largest naval base was a convicted felon from Virginia, according to prison records and the Navy. The ...

21 Savage sat down for a wide-ranging new interview on the Rap Radar Podcast, where the Atlanta rapper revealed that he has signed to Epic Records, and discussed his relationship with Drake. Savage ...

Pianist / composer Matt Savage's career has been on an upward curve since he recorded his first album—before his tenth birthday! Now twenty-one and a recent graduate of Boston's Berklee School of ...

Savage finished Sunday's loss to Minnesota with four tackles (three solo) and an interception. Savage came up with a big pickoff of Sam Darnold, intercepting a pass intended for Justin Jefferson in ...

NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — The civilian truck driver who killed a sailor aboard a destroyer at the world’s largest naval base was a convicted felon from Virginia, according to prison records and the Navy.