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  • South Florida Outdoor Notebook

    Commercial and recreational red snapper harvest seasons will not open in July in federal or state waters of the South Atlantic. NOAA Fisheries is currently reviewing a proposed rule to determine if and when a limited harvest season might open this year and how many fish can be caught. The agency said it will give 30 days’ notice in advance of a possible harvest season opening. For more information, visit safmc.net.

  • South Florida Fishing Report

    Captain Mark Schmidt of Sundancer Charters out of Murrays Marina in Key West reported permits, barracudas and sharks have been plentiful on the shallow flats around Key West. Tarpon have been active in the mornings. Bottom fishing the rock piles on the Oceanside and Gulf side has produced quality catches of mutton, mangrove and yellowtail snappers plus large red groupers. A lot of dolphin are biting offshore, with most fish on the small size, but some larger dolphin are also being caught. Nighttime mangrove snapper fishing has been excellent on the offshore reefs.

  • Timeline of apologies by ex-Ohio St. President Gee

    A timeline of events leading to apologies that former Ohio State President Gordon Gee made about off-the-cuff remarks last December:

  • Penn State ex-president files libel lawsuit papers

    Penn State's former president Graham Spanier initiated a libel and defamation case Thursday against Louis Freeh, the former FBI director who a year ago produced a report for the school that was highly critical of Spanier's role in the child sex abuse scandal involving longtime assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky.

  • FILE - In this May 5, 2013 file photo, Ohio State president E. Gordon Gee speaks during the Ohio State University spring commencement in Columbus, Ohio. Records show former Ohio State University president Gordon Gee took his time apologizing for remarks jabbing Roman Catholics, Notre Dame and Southeastern Conference schools, despite a letter from university trustees ordering him to begin the process promptly.

    APNewsBreak: Ohio St. president slow to apologize

    Former Ohio State University President Gordon Gee took his time apologizing for remarks he made that were critical of the University of Notre Dame, Roman Catholics and Southeastern Conference schools, among several of his targets during off-the-cuff comments last year, records show.

  • Hamm taking plunge into sports world as ESPYs host

    Jon Hamm is going from a presenter to host of the ESPY Awards, a natural segue for the former three-sport prep athlete who is unabashed in his love for his hometown St. Louis Cardinals.

  • Orville Rogers shows off some of the medals he's won at track and field competitions, July 8, 2013. The 95-year-old has only competed at master's events for the last five years.

    95-year-old man sets records as competitive runner

    You might say Orville Rogers is a late bloomer.

  • Jury finds website defamed ex-Bengals cheerleader

    A former Cincinnati Bengals cheerleader won a defamation lawsuit Thursday against a gossip website in a case that has been watched by First Amendment experts around the country.

  • A beautiful bromeliad blooms in the forest surrounding Fisheating Creek near Palmdale in south-central Florida.

    Fisheating Creek

    Paddling down Fisheating Creek is an adventure worth taking

    I probably should have waited until the weather cooled to paddle and camp along south-central Florida’s Fisheating Creek. But when I saw that water levels measured by the USGS gauge near U.S. 27 in Palmdale were running around 5 feet last month, I just had to go right then.

  • Overall leader Christopher Froome of Britain leaves the doping control facility after the eleventh stage of the Tour de France cycling race, an individual time trial over 33 kilometers (20.6 miles) with start in in Avranches and finish in Mont-Saint-Michel, western France, Wednesday July 10 2013.

    Cavendish no longer fastest Tour man on 2 wheels

    At this Tour de France, it is Marcel Kittel and no longer Mark Cavendish who is looking like the fastest man on two wheels.

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