"Miracle on Ice" goaltender Jim Craig hopes to sell nearly all his memorabilia from the 1980 Olympics in one 19-item lot for an asking price of $5.7 million. The lot includes his game-used jersey from the famous 4-3 game against the Soviet Union, his ...

CENTENNIAL, Colo. (KDVR) — An adult daughter testified in court on Thursday that her mother, Angel Craig, was an awesome mother and loved nothing better than being a mom. That daughter, who FOX31 is not naming, fought back tears as she testified.

CENTENNIAL, Colo. -- A jury convicted a Colorado dentist of first-degree murder Wednesday after he repeatedly poisoned his wife, including by lacing her protein shakes. Prosecutors had accused James Craig of repeatedly poisoning his wife Angela Craig over ...

CENTENNIAL, Colo. (KDVR) — A former dentist was seen taking photos in an emergency room of his wife, as doctors worked to save her, according to testimony in the James Craig murder trial on Monday. A doctor also testified, saying the dentist had an ...

CENTENNIAL, Colo. (KDVR) — An Aurora woman who prosecutors say was killed by her dentist husband searched the internet for days, trying to figure out what was making her so sick. Investigators say Angela Craig made the Google Searches after her husband ...

(CNN) — Former Colorado dentist James Craig is on trial for murder, accused of killing his wife and the mother of their six children by poisoning her protein shakes. Angela Craig was 43 when she died in 2023, by which point she’d been hospitalized ...

Sports Illustrated called it the best sports moment of the 20th Century. The hockey game known as the "miracle on ice" happened during the 1980 Olympics at Lake Placid, New York. It's when the U.S. hockey team the Russian hockey team in a tight thriller ...

Wild General Manager Paul Fenton hasn't changed much in the four decades since he first stepped foot on the campus of Boston University as a freshman in 1978. Just ask his old Boston University teammate, Jim Craig, the goaltender who backstopped the 1980 ...

Speaking in Belfast, Sir James Craig said he rejoiced in the settlement of the Boundary dispute, not only because of the actual fact but because the signs of the times were favourable to a removal of the Customs Boundary between North and South Ireland.