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Greening The Sports Industry

September 17, 2013Sports

To make everyone winners regardless of their team allegiance or political outlook, the sports industry is going green. The National Green Sports Alliance is holding it’s annual convention in New York City, the city of the upcoming Super Bowl in 2014. Martin Tull, the executive director of the Alliance, says being green is a team […]

Indiana right to work law protest comes to Super Bowl week

August 15, 2013Global Politics

Puppy Bowl!

August 15, 2013Sports

The Ghosts of Super Bowl Halftime Shows Past

August 15, 2013Sports

Top of the Hour: Giants and Patriots Looks to Super Bowl, Morning Headlines

August 15, 2013

Sunday NFL wrap up

August 15, 2013Sports

Takeaway sports contributor Ibrahim Abdul-Matin runs through all the big NFL games from Sunday. He also discusses quarterbacks Drew Breeze, Aaron Rodgers, and Tim Tebow, and remembers long time Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis.

Get Ready for Some Thursday Night Football

August 15, 2013Sports

Football fans have waited all year for tonight. The defending champions, the Green Bay Packers will face off against the New Orleans Saints, the Super Bowl champions of 2009. For serious football fanatics, that means fantasy football is starting up too, and the draft finished up last night. Nando Di Fino, sports writer for The Wall […]

Super Bowl 2011: Jets and Bears out, Packers and Steelers in

August 14, 2013Sports

The Super Bowl match up is set. Here to describe the heartache and the triumph, as well as what’s coming, is Nando Di Fino, sports reporter for The Wall Street Journal.

Super Bowl foods inspired by Miami, New Orleans and Indiana

August 14, 2013Arts, Culture & Media

Tired of serving your Super Bowl guests potato chips and lite beer? We speak to two Miami-based celebrity chefs to rescue you and your party with some regionally inspired food.

Vancouver’s Olympic debut

August 14, 2013Sports

The confetti that papered the streets of New Orleans after the Super Bowl has been swept away and most of the fans from out of town have headed home. Now America’s obsession with a big sporting event is shifting to Vancouver.