The AFL Townsville season has finally got a launch date locked in after inclement weather delayed the start by more than a ...

Currently, the Townsville Courthouse only has two permanent district ... graduating in 1997. In 2004 he graduated James Cook ...

A James Cook University researcher and Army veteran behind an innovative program that combines physical fitness and mental wellbeing has issued a call ...

Deep in Queensland's blue-blood heartland, six female independent candidates aim to dismantle decades of an LNP stranglehold ...

One of the players who was extension eligible this offseason - and the loudest about it - is running back James Cook, who the team announced will not be getting an extension this offseason. “ ...

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook has been one of the better running backs in the sport over the last few seasons. He's coming off back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons and even led the league in ...

That leaves running back James Cook as the odd man out as of now, and it doesn't seem as if it will change anytime soon. "I would say, his reps and him put it out there that we did talk ...

James Madison University, a public institution, offers labs for its online, graduate-level information technology program. All of the online classes are recorded and archived so that students can ...

Running back James Cook, according to himself and Locker, is due for a payday. "The Bills have been mentioned at length in this piece already, but their list of checks to write still includes Cook.

The Buffalo Bills and James Cook are looming as one of the biggest headlines this offseason. Cook wants a new contract so that he won't have to play in the final year of his rookie deal.

The Buffalo Bills face a tough decision on whether to pay running back James Cook $15+ million per year to keep him after his stellar performance. This decision involves evaluating his worth ...

(WHSV) - James C. Schmidt has been named as the seventh president of James Madison University during a special announcement and meeting of the Board of Visitors at JMU’s Wilson Hall on Wednesday.