There’s not very many times in your life that you’re considered the voice,” defensive end John Franklin-Myers said. “And D.J.

Montgomery also penned “Where Grass Won’t Grow”. The song is the title track of Jones’ 1970 album, and the only single on the record.

On rare occasions, a surplus of passion and feel can outweigh an ear-scratching lack of fidelity—such was the case for the album George Jones released in the fall of 1956. The country music icon later ...

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones indicated (via Clarence Hill of All City DLLS) that Dallas was open to signing wide receiver George Pickens to a contract extension. Jones praised Pickens as an ...

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb is anticipated to be out for three to four weeks after suffering a high left ankle sprain during last Sunday's loss to the Chicago Bears. Lamb came into the ...

It’s hard to say when the relationship between Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and edge rusher Micah Parsons was permanently severed. Did it happen when Jones believed Parsons reneged on a handshake deal in ...

The Cowboys owner wanted vindication with Micah Parsons back in town. Instead, he got one of the wildest results of this NFL season.

The electric-vehicle maker sold a record number of cars last quarter as U.S. buyers rushed to take advantage of an expiring EV tax credit. Berkshire Hathaway to Buy Occidental's Petrochemical Unit for ...

While Micah Parsons has taken the field at AT&T Stadium many times, Sunday night marked the first time he did so for the Green Bay Packers. And as he was taking the field, we got to hear the feelings ...

The 49ers moved to 4-1 with Thursday night's win over the Rams and they're starting to look forward to getting some of their injured players back to help their push for more victories. The wait for ...

"It's very simple: Dak was indispensable, in my mind ... and Micah wasn't," Jones said, via the team’s official website. "It's just numbers, it's that easy. And that's not personal at all. ... The ...

A family-owned Italian market that has long been a staple of the Pittsburgh region is planning a new location in North Strabane Township. Leonard Labriola’s Italian Markets will open a fourth location ...