After a six-week leave of absence, Barkley resumed his studio analyst role for TNT last week.

"This is just my bad, no excuses," Barkley said in an interview with TNT colleague Ernie Johnson posted on NBA.com before he returned to work.

"I think that a DUI is unacceptable," he added. "That can't happen and I've got to challenge other people, not just celebrities or jocks. You hav...

URBANA, Ill. — Illinois defensive tackle Josh Brent has pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor charges of driving under the influence and driving on a suspended license.

Brent's appearance in court Monday came after his Saturday arrest prompted Illinois coach Ron Zook to suspend the 21-year-old from the team indefinitely.

Brent played in 10 games last fall as a sophomore. He had 3...

At first it might seem like a youthful indiscretion — teens sending racy photos of themselves using their savvy text-messaging skills on cell phones as a way to flirt in an electronic age.

But it's really anything but harmless, said Clearfield County District Attorney Bill Shaw Jr. Especially since the pictures have the potential to end up on child pornography Web sites.

"Onc...

Quick Links: Financial Survival Guide Smart Shopper AZ Gas Prices Investigations Consumer Alerts HomeSmart Blogs Submit Your News Home News Weather Traffic Sports Entertainment Style Living Food Local Jobs Marketplace Videos About ABC15 Autos/Vehix Sub-Navigation News Phoenix Metro Northern Arizona Central/South AZ AZ News Archives National/World Financial Survival Guide AZ Gas Prices Auto News...

Like many of you, I first saw him as a monster who leaped from the San Diego-Coronado Bridge with a police dog in his arms. A horrible image. And untrue.

At his sentencing in a Vista courtroom last week, Cory Byron, 28, unburdened himself:

“On that day, my life had got to the point where I thought it was better to end my life,” Byron said. “I found myself sitting in a gas stat...

Loading multimedia... Photos 223_illini_joshbrent.jpg By JOHN SUPINIE Posted Feb 22, 2009 @ 07:53 PM CHAMPAIGN —

IIllinois defensive tackle Josh Brent was suspended indefinitely after his arrest on charges of driving under the influence and driving with a suspended license.

Brent was stopped early Saturday morning by the Illinois state police, Champaign County state's attorne...

The system couldn't find an article with the link you requested. The link address may have changed or the article may have been removed from the site by an online editor. Follow this link to see the full list of articles in the current issue. You may also wish to visit our archives area or search page to find this article.

...

A review of Delrisco's record shows that magistrates and police missed numerous opportunities to win convictions against him -- convictions that could have added meaningful points against his driving record.

But even adding all of those together would not have been enough to keep him from having a valid license on Jan. 25.

''He had the absolute legal right to be driving on the st...