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Byline: Jake Dickman To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video SELMA, Ind.-- For any team, being the defending state [...]

Byline: Jake Dickman MUNCIE, Ind. -- For college students, intramural sports can be enjoyable with friends. However, according to Competitive Lead Blake Saylor, the Greek leagues for fraternities can create [...]

Byline: Jake Dickman MUNCIE, Ind.-- As collegiate sports continue to evolve, so too do the roles of the athletic departments. For Dr. Lindsey Blom, someone with more than 15 years [...]

The Chicago City Council voted on December 13, 2023, to amend the effective date of the Chicago Paid Leave and Paid Sick and Safe Leave Ordinance from December 31, 2023, [...]

In September, when the Texas law that outlaws abortions after cardiac activity is detected went into effect, experts predicted that nearly 85 percent of people seeking abortions would be too [...]

Deep in the heart of Texas, poverty means illness reigns. For people who live in poverty in America, getting medical care is never easy. In Texas, health care for the [...]

Byline: Gracie Dickman Dartmouth's housing issue is far from new. The College has faced challenges since it began admitting women in 1972, which drastically increased the student population. Since then, [...]

Byline: Lilly Dickman Driving on a multi-lane highway Saturday, February 13, 2021 - 6:28pm . Buy this photo Illustration by Eileen Kelly Lilly Dickman Statement Columnist My sister and I [...]

Byline: Gracie Dickman As on-campus students approach the middle of winter term, COVID-19 still maintains a presence in Hanover. The current number of active cases among students sits at 10. [...]

Byline: Lilly Dickman For the memories Sunday, January 24, 2021 - 1:16pm . Buy this photo Illustration by Maggie Wiebe Lilly Dickman Statement Columnist I was sitting at my kitchen [...]

Byline: Lilly Dickman My seventh call from urgent care Sunday, November 8, 2020 - 1:42pm - Buy this photo Illustration by Eileen Kelly Lilly Dickman Statement Contributor 'Alright Lilly, it's [...]

In 2009, the largest single-year percentage decrease in tuberculosis (TB) cases was reported since national TB surveillance began in the United States in 1953. Overall, TB rates decreased 11.4% to [...]

On August 31, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released its proposed rule for Management Standards for Hazardous Waste Pharmaceuticals (Proposed Rule) prior to its publication in the Federal Register. The [...]

Takashi Murakami conjures a furious vision in response to the poet Matthew Dickman's rumination on love, death and the silver screen. AT THE MOVIES WITH WAKOSKI Diane and I sitting [...]

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) recently issued an advance notice of proposed rulemaking for revisions to its natural disaster preparedness, response, and recovery programs. Interested parties - including [...]

David Dickman, Jay Johnson, Margaret Kuhn and Laura Boorman published 'Wind in the Sails of Energy Projects after Cape Wind' in Law360 on May 22, 2014. On March 14, 2014, [...]

Background of the Cape Wind Project Cape Wind is the first offshore wind project of its kind in the United States, and one of the largest offshore wind projects in [...]

Byline: Sue Dickman I know that there are gardeners who while away the winters by poring over seed catalogs and diagramming new garden beds, who arrange and rearrange plants - [...]

I strongly disagree with Joshua Resnek's article ['Shrage fiddled with donors while community burned,' March 31, p. 9] regarding Barry Shrage. In my opinion, Barry Shrage has done far more [...]

Insurers navigating the sometimes unsettled waters regarding California's independent counsel, or Cumis counsel, doctrine received helpful guidance this week from the Sixth Appellate District of the California Court of Appeal. [...]

On May 9, 2013, the U.S. Coast Guard and the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) announced that they had entered into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) concerning offshore [...]

Byline: BERNIE DICKMAN In a sport that has been dominated by men for more than a century, Murray Smith is sitting on top of the world. Despite the great strides [...]

Byline: BERNIE DICKMAN In her first start of 2001, Corinas Poise was claimed for $4,000 at Tampa Bay Downs by owner Chris Gatis and trainer William Mitchell. The 7-year-old mare [...]

Byline: BERNIE DICKMAN Since Explodent and Mr. Prospector left Florida to stand in Kentucky more than 20 years ago, the trend has been for Florida's breeders to make a stallion [...]

Byline: BERNIE DICKMAN Nearly three decades ago, Waldemar Farms in Williston was sitting on top of the racing world. Owner Howard Sams and his son Tim had the great stallion [...]

Byline: BERNIE DICKMAN Lisa Misiewicz was one of the top jockeys at Tampa Bay Downs in the 1980s. Fans remember her as a fearless competitor who rarely let her male [...]

Byline: BERNIE DICKMAN Precisionist was as great a runner as the game has known. Campaigned by the late Fred W. Hooper, the son of Crozier and the Forli mare Excellently [...]

Byline: BERNIE DICKMAN OLDSMAR -- In the fall of 1992, Charlotte Weber and her husband had a day to remember. In a short span on a Saturday afternoon in New [...]

Byline: BERNIE DICKMAN In the arena of buying and selling thoroughbred race horses, Murray Smith has a distinctive position. She discovers outstanding horseflesh where others in her field have rarely [...]

Byline: BERNIE DICKMAN More 3-year-olds (78) have been nominated to the Tampa Bay Derby than ever, including many from the leading stables in North America. Now, it's up to racing [...]

Byline: BERNIE DICKMAN If there were any certainties in Saturday's $50,000 Manatee Stakes at Tampa Bay Downs, the 7-furlong race for fillies and mares provided some of the best betting [...]

Byline: BERNIE DICKMAN When the time comes to hang up their tack, the greatest decision facing young, high-profile jockeys is what to do with the rest of their lives. The [...]

Byline: BERNIE DICKMAN When One Special Judge arrived at Tampa Bay Downs from Michigan for December's opening, the colt by Judge T C wasn't considered very special. But after two [...]

Byline: BERNIE DICKMAN The strife, apparently, is over at Tampa Bay Downs. Horsemen and management finally agreed on a contract Saturday, which ensures that purses revert to normal levels and [...]

Byline: BERNIE DICKMAN OLDSMAR -- Of all the advantages a horse might have on paper before a race, perhaps none is as significant as the one suggested by the saying [...]

April 30 on the ESPN program Sports Reporters,host Dick Schaap offered a short eulogy for what he called two 'formerly popular' sports: boxing and horse racing. Five days later, nothing [...]

The last thing a trainer wants to see 10 days before the Run for the Roses is his Derby horse work poorly at Churchill Downs. The trainer's usual response to [...]

Horses are mostly creatures of habit in their running styles, picking one early and hanging on to it until they retire from the track. But once in a while, if [...]

After digesting the results of Saturday's major 3-year-old races around the country, Tampa Bay Downs owner Stella Thayer and general manager John Grady have to be asking the age-old question, [...]

As 1999 began, Ben's Quixote, a 5-year-old Florida-bred son of Dawn Quixote, had won five career races. Fourteen months later, after capturing what is no doubt the longest name for [...]

Bare Legs showed Saturday at Tampa Bay Downs why computer horse racing has to remain on computers. No computer can predict what a horse will do once it steps on [...]

One of the most impressive performances of the Tampa Bay Downs season was turned in Saturday when Stan Wilk's Stans Dream not only romped by 5 3/4 lengths in the [...]

The Hillsborough Stakes, the prelude to the Florida Oaks and the Tampa Bay Derby, has been in existence just two years, and trainer Elliott Walden already has made it his [...]

It was 1984 and Harold and Elsie Rose's Rexson's Hope had just finished third in two important stakes at Hialeah - the Grade III Everglades and the Grade I Flamingo. [...]