Thousands of bikers from across the country traveled to Lancaster County this weekend. They were all wearing yellow, which is 18-year-old Linda Stoltzfoos' favorite color. Read more

Jamal Murray scored 23 points in his first game of the NBA restart and made the tying and go-ahead baskets as the Denver Nuggets beat the Utah Jazz 134-132 in two overtimes. The Nuggets overcame Donovan Mitchell’s 35 points for Utah. Mitchell made a 3-pointer with 4.2 seconds remaining in the second overtime but missed a desperation heave from near half-court as the game ended. Murray was playing his first game since March 11 after missing four with left hamstring tightness. He sank a fallaway jumper for a 123-all tie and then beat the shot clock with a go-ahead 3-pointer. Read more

Belmont winner Tiz the Law won the $1 million Travers Stakes by 5 1/2 lengths at Saratoga, and heads to Kentucky for next month’s Derby as the probable favorite. Ridden by Manny Franco, Tiz the Law ran 1 1/4 miles in 2:00.65 and paid $3, $2.40 and $2.10. The 3-year-old colt remains undefeated this year with four straight graded stakes victories. He became the first New York-bred in 138 years to win the Belmont Stakes on June 20 in the first leg of the rescheduled Triple Crown series. Tiz the Law began his racing career at Saratoga last summer and has six wins in seven starts. Read more

Alex Tuch scored 4:44 into overtime, and the Vegas Golden Knights beat the Colorado Avalanche 4-3 to earn the No. 1 seed in the Western Conference. The Golden Knights will face Chicago in the first round of the playoffs. The second-seeded Avs take on Arizona. Tuch scored the winner on a shot over the shoulder of Avalanche goaltender Philipp Grubauer. The Avalanche tied the game with 1:02 left in regulation when J.T. Compher poked in the puck.  Read more

UPPER MACUNGIE TWP., Pa. | Hundreds of people in Lehigh County are hitting the courts for a sport that's growing rapidly. Read more

Lionel Messi has scored an exquisite solo goal to help Barcelona beat Napoli 3-1 and advance to the Champions League quarterfinals in Portugal. Messi added to Clement Lenglet’s opener on Saturday when he kept control of the ball despite falling as he dribbled past several defenders. Messi sent the ball inside the far post in the 23rd minute. Messi earned a penalty converted by Luis Suárez for a third goal for the hosts. Napoli’s Lorenzo Insigne pulled one back. Barcelona advanced 4-2 on aggregate after a 1-1 draw in Naples before the pandemic brought European soccer to a halt. Barcelona will meet Bayern Munich on Friday in the quarterfinals to be played in Lisbon. Read more

Bayern Munich has beaten Chelsea 4-1 in the second leg and 7-1 on aggregate on a standout performance from Robert Lewandowski to qualify for the Champions League quarterfinals. Lewandowski scored two goals and assisted two more as Bayern built on a 3-0 lead from the first leg and shut down an attempted Chelsea comeback. The Poland forward opened the scoring with a penalty before assisting Ivan Perisic and Corentin Tolisso. He then scored a header himself. Bayern has won its last 18 games in all competitions. Bayern will play Barcelona in the quarterfinals after it beat Napoli 3-1 in the other game Saturday. Read more

People hit hardest by deadly Tropical Storm Isaias are facing the trying task of cleaning out their homes and rebuilding -- and on Saturday, some of those people received a lot of help. Read more

The fourth COVID-19 test result for Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine came back negative Saturday after the governor received conflicting positive and negative results ahead of a scheduled meeting with President Trump on Thursday. The governor and first lady, Fran DeWine, were tested at Ohio State University “out of an abundance of caution” following a rollercoaster day on Thursday that began with DeWine receiving a positive test result and ended with two negatives. The Republican governor had to take a COVID-19 test Thursday morning in Cleveland as part of a White House protocol for anyone who comes into contact with the president Read more

Rodney McGruder hit a 3-pointer with 26.5 seconds left, and the Los Angeles Clippers beat the Portland Trail Blazers 122-117 even with Kawhi Leonard resting on the bench. Portland had a chance to ensure a play-in for the Western Conference’s final playoff berth and eliminate Sacramento with a win. The Trail Blazers led much of the game but the NBA’s top-scoring team inside the bubble was outscored 12-2 in the final 96 seconds as Paul George also sat the final five minutes. George finished with 21 points. Landry Shamet scored 19 and Reggie Jackson added 17. CJ McCollum led Portland with 29 points while hitting 6 of 13 3s. Read more

Demonstrators have turned out in Warsaw and other Polish cities to protest anti-LGBT attitudes promoted by the government as well as the detention of pro-LGBT protesters. Thousands of mostly young people at Saturday's protest in Warsaw chanted “You will not lock all of us up!” Similar protests took place in Krakow, Lublin, Wroclaw and other places. The protests came a day after LGBT rights supporters in Warsaw scuffled with police who arrested a transgender activist. Police said they detained 48 people, while activists said police used rough tactics against them. The protests come amid an intensifying standoff in Poland between the LGBT rights movement and the conservative government, which has declared it an alien, dangerous “ideology.” Read more

Philadelphia All-Star Ben Simmons will have surgery on his left knee. It's a big blow for the 76ers and their hopes of making a deep run in this season’s playoffs. The 76ers announced Saturday that Simmons will be leaving the NBA’s season-restart bubble at Walt Disney World. There was no immediate timeframe for his return and it’s likely that no firm timetable on his recovery will be set until after the surgery. It was officially diagnosed as a subluxation of the left patella. Tests performed since revealed a loose body inside the knee, and that led to the decision for surgery. Read more

There are few visible signs of the coronavirus pandemic that's changing the world at the massive annual motorcycle rally in Sturgis, South Dakota. The scene Saturday was familiar to veterans of the event, now in its 80th year, with throngs of maskless bikers packing the streets. The sheer numbers raise the prospect that this year’s rally could spread the virus in a state with no special limits on indoor crowds, no mask mandates and a governor who's eager to welcome visitors and their money. Republican Gov. Kristi Noem is taking a largely hands-off approach to the pandemic, avoiding a mask mandate and preaching personal responsibility. Read more

The NBA body clock is typically a finely tuned thing. Game days have a shootaround in the morning, a nap in the afternoon and then the actual contest in the early evening. Practice days typically feature a late-morning or midday workout. Teams tend not to deviate much. In normal times, anyway. In the bubble, all bets are off. Early morning practices aren't uncommon, nor are late-night games. Read more

Brazil has surpassed a grim milestone — 100,000 deaths from COVID-19. And five months after the first reported case, the country is showing no signs of crushing the disease. The nation of 210 million people has been reporting an average of more than 1,000 daily deaths from the pandemic since late May, and 905 were recorded in the latest 24-hour period to put Brazil above 100,000. The Health Ministry also said there have been been a total of  3,012,412 confirmed infections. The totals are second only to the United States. And experts believe both numbers are severe undercounts due to insufficient testing. Read more

Navy shipbuilder Bath Iron Works and production workers have reached a tentative agreement aimed at ending a strike that stretched for more than a month during a global pandemic. The agreement announced Saturday will be put forth to the 4,300 members of Machinists Local S6 for approval later this month. Production workers went on strike June 22. A federal mediator helped to bring the two sides together key issues on subcontracting, seniority and work rules. The tentative agreement retains the company’s proposal for annual wage increases of 3%, along with some health care improvements. The last strike, in 2000, lasted 55 days. Read more