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As it burned out of control in the Sierra Nevada, California's most recent big wildfire destroyed buildings and cars. People also had to leave their homes in the southern part of the state because of fires. On Thursday, people in Placer and El Dorado counties were told to leave because the Mosquito Fire had spread to almost 6.5 square miles and could not be stopped. Several buildings and at least 10 cars were burned down near Michigan Bluff, a town from the Gold Rush that is about an hour north of Sacramento.
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During a performance in Michigan on Tuesday night, Carlos Santana passed out on stage as a result of heat exhaustion and dehydration.
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Carlos Santana passed out on stage during a show in Michigan on Tuesday night. It was a scary scene, and he waved to his fans as he was taken away on a stretcher.
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Former Michigan State University basketball star, Keith Appling, was denied bond this week – as a prosecutor claimed the ex-Spartan has been “spiraling downward” since his days on the hardwood.
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Detroit police named a former Michigan State University basketball star as the suspect in a deadly shooting late Saturday.
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Whatever point Michigan State coach Tom Izzo wanted to get across to Gabe Brown, he certainly made it — and then some.
The TBS broadcast’s camera caught Izzo getting into heated exchange with
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The Selection Sunday announcements have been made, and March Madness 2021 is finally here.
And with it, The Post’s printable 2021 NCAA bracket.
Gear up for The Big Dance by downloading our
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Michigan coach Juwan Howard allegedly threatened Maryland coach Mark Turgeon before he was ejected during the second half of Friday’s Big Ten quarterfinal.
Maryland told the conference that Howard
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Michigan college basketball head coach Juwan Howard was ejected during a time out in the second half of their 79-66 victory over Maryland.
During a break in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinal game,
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As it burned out of control in the Sierra Nevada, California's most recent big wildfire destroyed buildings and cars. People also had to leave their homes in the southern part of the state because of fires. On Thursday, people in Placer and El Dorado counties were told to leave because the Mosquito Fire had spread to almost 6.5 square miles and could not be stopped. Several buildings and at least 10 cars were burned down near Michigan Bluff, a town from the Gold Rush that is about an hour north of Sacramento.
