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Blaney has moved on from fight with Hocevar

KANSAS CITY, Kan. — Ryan Blaney was still sporting a shiner under his left eye when he arrived at Kansas Speedway on Friday. "I wish it had healed a little quicker," he admitted, "but it did not." The tension between Blaney and Carson Hocevar, who delivered the haymaker that left Blaney ...

Cleveland opens at home against Panthers

BEREA, Ohio (AP) — The biggest question going into Sunday's game between the Carolina Panthers and Cleveland Browns may not be about the on-field matchups. It's probably about the reception embattled quarterback Deshaun Watson will get from fans in Cleveland's first regular-season home ...

Chubb runs full circle and retires with Browns

BEREA, Ohio (AP) — Nick Chubb had a unique relationship with Cleveland, a football-silly city he grew to adore and one that loved him back. On Friday, Chubb announced that he was retiring with the Browns, who signed him to a one-day contract so they could celebrate a career that came full ...

Into the deep

Photo by Debbra Bailey Fredonia/Dunkirk/Forestville/Pine Valley/Cassadaga Valley's Kaylen Leary swims the butterfly in the 100-yard medley during a Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association tri-meet against Panama/Clymer/Sherman and Frewsburg/Falconer on Thursday. For full meet results see ...

Other voices: President attacking press freedoms

Other voices: President attacking press freedoms Twice during President Trump’s first term, his administration tried to prevent a journalist whose work it did not like from reporting at the White House. Twice, judges rejected the moves as unconstitutional and restored the journalists’ access. Now the administration is attempting the same move, barring journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House because they had written what the president called “purposefully negative stories.” The new ban is alarming for two reasons: It continues both Mr. Trump’s attempt ...