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1 dead, 1 seriously injured in motorcycle crash near Bismarck

BISMARCK—One person died and another was seriously injured in a motorcycle crash near Bismarck Saturday, Oct. 24. The crash occurred at approximately 6:29 p.m. on 119th Street Northeast, just south of Old Highway 10, according to a release from North Dakota Highway Patrol. A Bismarck man, 64, was driving the motorcycle when it failed to negotiate a curve, left the roadway, re-entered the roadway, then overturned and slid into a ditch. The driver died at the scene. The passenger, a 29-year-old Bismarck woman, sustained serious but non-life-threatening injuries in the crash. She was taken to a Bismarck hospital. Neither person was wearing a helmet. The crash remains under investigation by the North Dakota Highway Patrol.

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In Game 4 against the Atlanta Dream, the Golden State Valkyries rediscovered their grit to tie the WNBA Finals at 2-2

The 2026 WNBA Finals are knotted at 2-2 after the Golden State Valkyries won Game 4 on Saturday afternoon in State Farm Arena, defeating the Atlanta Dream, 67-62. As indicated by the final score, Game 4, like Game 1, was played on the Valkyries' terms. However, similar to Game 1, the Dream were right there, with a legitimate chance to escape with the win in the waning minutes, despite an overall off afternoon. With just over 90 seconds remaining, it appeared that Angel Reese, after a rough outing, just might emerge as the hero, as a Reese layup cut the Golden State margin, which has swelled to as many as 16 points, down to five points. After a Dream defensive stop, Atlanta had two chances to slice the lead to two points, as both Allisha Gray and Izzy Borlase missed good looks from 3. Veronica Burton then, once again, came through in the clutch for Golden State, hitting a midranger give…

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Saints’ kicker Carlson especially eager for Sunday’s game in Paris, and to get back home

He hopes to be back in time to see the birth of his fourth child. “Actually, we haven’t had the baby yet,” Carlson said Friday. “Everything’s good, so we’re very happy about that. But, hopefully, get a win and have a baby after that.” Carlson said he and his wife are “praying really hard” that he doesn’t miss the birth while he’s playing in Paris. “But we had a green light from the doctor and everybody’s healthy, so that’s the main thing,” he said. “We’ve been doing really well and my wife’s a champ. This is our fourth kid, so we’ve gone through this a couple of times.” The Saints (2-4) are trying Sunday to win their second in a row, after snapping a three-game losing streak last weekend with a 34-27 victory over the New York Giants in New Jersey. The Steelers (4-2) are looking to win their third straight game, having defeated the Colts and Buccaneers the past two weeks. Very strong…

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Bye-week breakdown: How have the 2026 signees fared for Georgia football?

Welcome to "Sentell's Intel" where Jeff Sentell not only provides you the latest recruiting information, he takes you into the homes of these students and what makes them special to the Georgia program. This Sentell’s Intel rep on Georgia football recruiting has a bye-week tally of how all the members of the 2026 recruiting class are doing so far in Athens. Freshmen are viewed differently now that the NCAA has allotted all players five years to play five seasons. The typical redshirt years for most freshmen are no longer there. There’s no four-game-or-less threshold to save another season of eligibility. Redshirt freshmen are now second-year players. Fifth-year players are now just fifth-year seniors or super seniors. “In this day and age, you can’t survive without freshmen being able to play,” Georgia coach Kirby Smart said earlier this month. “It’s one of two things. If you’re not…

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