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CUTE N' COMFY My Olympic dream
I've loved the Olympics for as long as I can remember. When I was a little girl in gymnastics, I dreamed of going to the Olympics and competing against the world's best. When I joined cross-country, t...
Posted on 8/7/12 at 9:20 PM
STAFF BLOG NIE ROCKS! Summer Games Bingo
Get into the 2012 Summer Games with this bingo game from MCT. This bingo game is designed to be played throughout the TV coverage of the entire Games in London. If you see or hear an occurrence listed...
Posted on 7/27/12 at 9:22 AM
THE FLENSBURGER FILES The Problem with Soccer in Germany Part 1: Overview
People have their favorite sports that they love to watch. In the US we have our traditional sports of baseball, football, ice hockey and basketball, but we also have our state-of-the-art type of spo...
Posted on 5/17/12 at 10:47 AM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Republicans hope to get noticed in precinct caucuses
Minnesota Republicans get their time in the spotlight during Tuesday nights precinct caucuses. The GOPs four major presidential candidates scheduled Minnesota appearances in the days leading up to th...
Posted on 2/6/12 at 5:18 AM
THE DULLUM FILE Wedding Watching
Here's a link to ABC coverage of the Royal Wedding. And another. And ABC's Royal Wedding blog. And ABC's Royal Wedding Guestbook. And ABC's Family Tree: Interactive Game....
Posted on 4/26/11 at 9:45 AM
VIDEO: Shell's reputation hit by North Sea oil spill 
VIDEO: Watch at bottom of video. Royal Dutch Shell struggled to contain the worst North Sea oil spill in a decade as well as damage to its credibility today as a second leak was found in an oil line the company had said was "under control."
By Meera Selva and Toby Sterling , August 16, 2011
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London police say nearly 700 charged over riots
Thousands of extra police officers were stationed on Britain's streets, as the country faced its first weekend since riots raged through the country's suburbs and town centers, leaving a scarred landscape of broken glass and torched buildings.
By Jill Lawless , August 12, 2011
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U.K.'s Cameron vows 'fightback' as Birmingham seethes
Thousands of extra police officers flooded the streets of London on Wednesday to deter rioters, and Prime Minister David Cameron warned that the government will take any necessary action to restore order and confidence to Britain's streets.
By Danica Kirka and Jill Lawless , August 10, 2011
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Police calm London, but riots flare across UK
Scenes of ransacked stores, torched cars and blackened buildings frightened and outraged Britons just a year before London is to host the summer Olympic Games, and brought demands for a tougher response from law enforcement.
By David Stringer and Raphael G. Satter , August 09, 2011
To end riots, London tries tripling police presence
London began nearly tripling the number of police on its streets today to try to end Britain's worst rioting in a generation — three nights of looting and burning by poor, diverse and brazen crowds of young people. Meanwhile, however, the chaos spread to at least one more major city.
By Danica Kirka and Jill Lawless , August 09, 2011
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VIDEO: Winehouse family, friends attend singer's funeral
Wearing dark suits, black dresses and the occasional beehive hairdo, friends and family said goodbye to Amy Winehouse today with prayers, tears, laughter and song at an emotional funeral ceremony. Watch video reports at the bottom of the article.
By Jill Lawless , July 26, 2011
Winehouse autopsy inconclusive; funeral Tuesday
An autopsy on singer Amy Winehouse Monday failed to determine what killed the 27-year-old star, leaving fans and family with a weeks-long wait for the results of toxicology tests. Her funeral will be held Tuesday.
By Jill Lawless , July 25, 2011
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British PM drags opponents into hacking scandal
Prime Minister David Cameron dragged his political foes into Britain's phone-hacking scandal Wednesday, as he sought to distance himself from his former aide at the heart of the allegations and denied that his staff had tried to thwart police investigations.
By Paisley Dodds , July 20, 2011
News Corp ends legal fees for hacking investigator
News Corp. says it has terminated legal payments to Glenn Mulcaire, the private investigator implicated in the phone hacking scandal roiling Britain's establishment.
By Associated Press , July 20, 2011
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Murdoch evades blame for hack scandal at hearing
Summoned by British lawmakers Tuesday to account for a phone hacking and bribery scandal, Rupert Murdoch said he was humbled and ashamed but accepted no personal responsibility, insisting he was at fault only for trusting the wrong people at a now-defunct tabloid that made up a tiny portion of his vast media empire.
By Paisley Dodds , July 19, 2011
Man splatters Rupert Murdoch with white foam at London hearing
A protester splattered Rupert Murdoch with white foam Tuesday, interrupting a dramatic hearing in which the media baron told British lawmakers he was not responsible for a phone hacking scandal that has rocked his global empire. Scroll down the article to view video reports.
By Jill Lawless and Paisley Dodds , July 19, 2011
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WSJ publisher quits in phone-hacking scandal
Rupert Murdoch accepted the resignation of The Wall Street Journal's publisher and the chief of his British operations Friday as the once-defiant media mogul struggled to control an escalating phone hacking scandal with apologies to the public and the family of a murdered schoolgirl.
By Jill Lawless and Robert Barr , July 15, 2011
Hacking reporter says more to come
He broke the story that destroyed a 168-year-old newspaper, humiliated one of the world's most powerful media moguls and cast a spotlight on a phone hacking scandal that has embroiled politicians, police and journalists. And he says there is more to come.
By Meera Selva , July 13, 2011
Murdoch empire scandal spread to new papers
The scandal engulfing Rupert Murdoch's media empire exploded in several directions Monday, with fresh reports of phone hacking attacks against some of the nation's most powerful figures, including royals and former Prime Minister Gordon Brown.Scroll to bottom of story for video report
By Gregory Katz and Raphael G. Satter , July 11, 2011
Police: Someone sabotaging UK newspaper inquiry
British police said Monday that they believe someone is trying to sabotage its investigation into the widening phone hacking scandal by leaking distracting details of the inquiry to the media.
By Associated Press , July 11, 2011
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