TUXTLA GUTIERREZ, Mexico - A donkey is doing time in southern Mexico for assault and battery.

NYC college student's lawsuit accuses Lindsay Lohan of taking her mink coat from nightclub

NewsFactor - How to lose that spare tire around your middle? A miracle pill won't do it, and neither will eating to exhaustion. But Nintendo may have the answer with the Wii Fit video game that it introduced to the U.S. on Monday.

BRANTFORD, Ont. - Defence Minister Peter MacKay played 40 minutes in his Rugby Canada Super League debut Monday in a losing cause for the Nova Scotia Keltics.

PROVO, Utah - A newspaper photographer got a little too close to the action at the state high school track championships - and was speared through the leg by a javelin.

SAN ANTONIO - Gas prices seem to be affecting everyone's wheels - even the wheels of justice.

AP - One of the best features of Nintendo's Wii is the Virtual Console, a downloadable library of more than 200 classic games. It's a great resource for young gamers who want to see what they missed, and for geezers who wonder if old favorites were as great as they remember.

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Reuters - Electronic Arts Inc said on Monday it extended by one month its $2 billion hostile offer to acquire rival video game maker Take-Two Interactive Software Inc .

TechWeb - InformationWeek - The Nintendo video game encourages physical fitness by letting users ride a virtual snowboard, do yoga, twirl virtual hula hoops, and do other exercises.

Reuters - Nintendo Co Ltd (7974.OS) launched its "Wii Fit" exercise game in the United States on Monday, hoping to get gamers off the couch and appeal to new audiences such as women and older people.

NewsFactor - Staying fit by playing a video game. That dream of humankind, possibly second only to losing weight by eating, is the object of Nintendo's U.S. launch Monday of the Wii Fit exercise game.

Katie Holmes takes a part in 'All My Sons' on Broadway opposite John Lithgow, Dianne Wiest

SELMA, Ind. - An Indiana man is capitalizing on high crude oil prices with his own oil well - in his back yard.

The Carmel girls’ tennis team was able to get past both Hamilton Southeastern and the weather. The third-ranked Greyhounds sailed past the Royals 4-1 to claim their 17th consecutive sectional championship Saturday at the Carmel High School tennis courts. The Greyhounds will now travel to North Central Tuesday for the regional semifinals. The Carmel girls’ tennis team defeated Hamilton Southeastern 4-1 Saturday to win its

Noblesville is just one win away from an outright Hoosier Crossroads Conference championship. After defeating Westfield 2-0 Saturday at home, the Millers clinched a share of the conference title but can claim the outright crown with a win Tuesday against Harrison at Don Dunker Field. Noblesville, 20-6 overall and 14-2 in the HCC, has a two-game lead over Brownsburg with two to play. “We have senior night on Tuesday and we’re going to try to get the outright championship,” said NHS coach Justin Keever. “The kids didn’t really celebrate at all Saturday.” Senior Brian Cooley was sensational

Fishers fought back from an early 3-0 deficit to tie the game but host Mt. Vernon rallied to win the championship of the Mt. Vernon Invitational Saturday. The Marauders scored twice in the sixth to seal the win. Stacie Rawnsley suffered the loss after allowing just one earned run. Mt. Vernon scored three early runs on Fishers errors. Rawnsley, Allie Foley and Kassey Powell each hit run-scoring hits in the sixth. The Tigers advanced to the championship with an 11-0 victory over Elwood. Rawnsley went 4-for-4 with three RBIs and hit her first home run on the

INDIANAPOLIS — With time running short and Buddy Lazier needing a burst of speed, he asked his old friends for some help Sunday. His crew adjusted the car, Dan Wheldon gave him a pep talk and then Lazier took his No. 91 car back onto the track and bumped his way into the 33-car starting grid for the Indianapolis 500. To the 1996 Indy winner, it was a harrowing, emotional day. “They made some quick calculations and said ‘Well, if we’re going to make it, this is what we have to do,”‘ Lazier said

It’s difficult trying to compare sectional results with what might happen in a girls track and field regional. It’s that way with Tuesday’s regional at West Lafayette, which will include athletes from sectionals which were held at Noblesville, West Lafayette, Benton Central and South Putnam. Sectional facilities differ from site to site. Weather conditions sometimes are very different. Competition is a factor. Westfield had lots of competition when the Lady Shamrocks scored 144.5 points and won the Noblesville Sectional. Southeastern was a strong second with 141. Brownsburg won the South Putnam Sectional with 104.5. Avon was second

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Ryan Malone, the one Penguins player with firsthand memories of the team’s two previous Stanley Cup appearances, scored twice and set up a third goal and Pittsburgh routed rival Philadelphia 6-0 Sunday to win the Eastern Conference championship and a trip to the NHL finals. The Penguins, dominating Game 5 from the start as Malone and Evgeni Malkin scored in the first 10 minutes, will play the winner of the Detroit-Dallas series for the Stanley Cup. The Red Wings take a 3-2 series lead into Dallas for Game 6 of the Western Conference finals Monday

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — A.J. Foyt IV’s car caught fire and crashed hard against the wall Sunday during practice for the Indianapolis 500. He had a slight burn to the back of his neck but was otherwise unhurt. The grandson of four-time Indy winner A.J. Foyt qualified for the May 25 race Sunday, but during a later practice session his fuel tank cover came off and the spraying fuel was ignited from the heat of the engine. With flames shooting from the rear of the car, he spun hard into the wall going into the third turn.

Junior Brooks Fiala blasted a three-run homer on an 0-2 pitch with two outs in the bottom of the seventh inning to lift the Carmel baseball team to a 15-12 win over Fort Wayne Northrop in the championship game of the Greyhound Invitational Saturday. Fiala hit two, three-run homers in the game and finished 3-for-5 with six RBIs. Noblesville third baseman Mitch Miller steps on

The 13U Mojo volleyball team from Team Indiana finished second in the recent TI challenge 14U tournament. The team finished with a record of 6-1. Members of the team are, front row, left to right, Alex Reel (Noblesville), Jacqueline Lux (Shelbyville), Randi McQueen (Morristown); Back row, left to right, Coach Erica Lewis, Lauren Pitz (Carmel), Erica Moore (Fishers), Sara Hohman (Zionsville), Madison Jones (Noblesville), Molly McCurdy

Powered by a 75 from senior Justin Isenthal, the Carmel boys’ golf team placed second Saturday in the Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference meet at Hulman Links in Terre Haute. Terre Haute North won with a 308. Carmel and North Central both finished with 313s but the Greyhounds earned the runnerup position due to the fifth-man score tiebreaker. Isenthal was second individually and Tom Coyne placed sixth with a 77. “We left a lot of shots out there today,” said Carmel coach Chad Carr. “It was a tough day for us all around. We had three players who had

The following is a comparison of performances from event leaders in sectionals held at Noblesville, Benton Central, West Lafayette and South Putnam who feed into the West Lafayette Girls Track & Field Regional. 100 Dash Benton Central: 12.95, Lacey Harmon, Covington Noblesville: 12.93, Portia Bailey, Southeastern South Putnam: 12.86, Alison Walmer, Brownsburg West Lafayette: 13.15, Ellen MacDonald, West Lafayette 200 Dash Benton Central: 28.08, Whitney Shoaf, Fountain Central Noblesville: 26.65, Breanna Smith, Westfield South Putnam: 26.13, Laura Weatherford, Greencastle West Lafayette: 26.85, Ellen MacDonald, West Lafayette 400 Dash

DULUTH, Ga. (AP) — Ryuji Imada stood atop the ridge that overlooks the 18th green at TPC Sugarloaf, wondering about all that commotion down below. Could it be? Yep, someone else was in the water. One year after losing a playoff at the AT&T Classic when he knocked a shot in the pond, Imada won the same tournament Sunday under nearly identical circumstances for his first PGA Tour victory. This time, Kenny Perry came up wet on the 73rd hole. The two finished regulation at 15-under 273, but Perry’s ball wound up

BOSTON (AP) — Paul Pierce returned home and made sure the Celtics would play there again. Boston’s captain scored 41 points — and still lost a shootout with LeBron James with 45 — but led the team with the NBA’s best regular season record to a 97-92 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference semifinals. The conference finals begin Tuesday night against the Detroit Pistons in the same arena where the Celtics have won 14 straight games and are 8-0 in the postseason. “Before the year our

After a 10-year hiatus, the American Cancer Society’s “Relay for Life” has returned to Noblesville. Events kicked off at Forest Park Saturday morning. A few miles to the west, Westfield’s Relay for Life wrapped up Saturday, having gotten underway Friday afternoon. The 24-hour walkathon raises money for cancer research, celebrates cancer survivors, remembers those who have lost their battle and encourages others to keep the fight going.