Iowa man sentenced for theft from evacuated homes

DAVENPORT, Iowa - A former Iowa City man has been sentenced to more than 16 years in prison for stealing guns from Coralville homes that had been evacuated during the 2008 floods.

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• Couple missing on flight from Alaska to Whitehorse
• 1 dead in single engine plane crash in N. Iowa
• IA State Fair clarifies Jackson sculpture
• Police: IA councilman's dog deemed vicious

NC State's Irving recovering after crash, surgery

RALEIGH, N.C. - North Carolina State linebacker Nate Irving is recovering from surgery after being hurt in a car crash.

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• Arkansas linebacker dismissed after DUI arrest
• Kentucky seeks to move Billy Gillispie lawsuit
• Texas LB treated for concussion after crash
• No LA for Coach K, but another Olympics could work
• Art Venegas leaves as UCLA men's track coach
• Strasburg wins Dick Howser Trophy

Bills owner in no hurry to add games in Toronto

GROSSE POINTE SHORES, Mich. - Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson is in no hurry to have his team play more than one annual regular-season game in Toronto.

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• NFL players put the heavy in metal
• Eagles, McCoy agree to terms on 4-year deal
• Report on Ky. player death: Coach followed rules
• Fla. judge won't release Stallworth crash video
• Wash. state Ryan Leaf case dismissed
• Jets' Pace suspended by NFL for 4 games
• Vick bankruptcy plan offers more to creditors

How to keep summer foods fresh and safe

(ARA) - Summer is the season to be outdoors with friends and family at picnics, barbecues and many other events. But the warm weather also brings an increase in foodborne illnesses when food sits out in hot, humid conditions. Make sure your summer party is memorable for reasons other than food poisoning by taking steps to keep food fresh and safe.

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• Flip Burgers with Mother Nature -- Grill Green This Summer
• Please picky eaters with kid-friendly favorites
• Think You Can't Get Your Kids to Eat Their Veggies? Veg-ucate!
• Potatoes Pack a Hearty Punch
• Temperatures Rising? Take Dinner Outdoors
• Five Summer Splurges for Less than $10
• Burger season is back -- don't forget the basics
• Turn the Typical Backyard Barbecue into a Hot Spot for Fun and Flavor
• A delicious summer twist on American classics

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