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NFL Week 7: Malik Willis sparks Dolphins’ 1st win, holding off a late Jets rally

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Malik Willis threw two touchdown passes and ran for a score, leading the Miami Dolphins to their first win of the season with a 28-25 victory over the New York Jets on Sunday. The Dolphins (1-5) came off their bye-week break and avoided their first 0-6 start since 2019 by scoring on their first two drives and controlling most of the game before holding on to give coach Jeff Hafley his first win. Trailing 28-17 with 4:44 left, the Jets (2-5) made a late push. On fourth-and-4, Geno Smith completed a short pass to Isaiah Davis, who zipped downfield 41 yards to the Dolphins 18. Three plays later, Smith found Mason Taylor in the back left corner of the end zone for a 12-yard touchdown, the tight end’s second of the game. Penalties negated New York’s first two 2-point tries before Smith threw to Taylor to make it 28-25 with 3:24 left. But Willis sealed the victory when…

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Panthers OT Taylor Moton suffers fractured fibula in loss to Bucs

Panthers coach Dave Canales acknowledged that Moton would be “out for a while” after the contest. It was just Moton’s second game since returning from a serious blood clot issue. He was hurt when teammate Rasheed Walker, the left tackle, fell across the back of his legs in the opening minute of the third quarter. Moton held his left leg and punched the turf while waiting for trainers to come on the field. “It was the fibula. There is a fracture there,” Canales told reporters. “We’ll have to get the full run-up to be able to give you the extent of the whole thing. “But it was just sick for ‘T-Mo.’ Working his way back, getting out there. Just kinda an end-of-the-play thing, guys just rolled up on him unexpectedly at that moment.” Moton, 32, was diagnosed with blood clots in June and was placed on blood thinners. He began the season on the reserve/non-football injury list and was…

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Los Angeles speed cameras spark debate over safety, surveillance and city priorities

Los Angeles is rolling out speed cameras to curb dangerous driving, starting with 20 cameras and plans to expand to 125 locations. LOS ANGELES - New speed cameras are flashing across Los Angeles as the city rolls out a program designed to curb dangerous driving, drawing support from some residents and concerns from others about surveillance and how City Hall spends taxpayer money. At La Cienega Boulevard and Pickford Street, cameras flashed repeatedly Sunday night as drivers passed through the intersection. "Another light. When I pass here every day going to the gym, it’s flashing every few minutes," said Brian Meung, a nearby resident. The city’s initial rollout includes 20 cameras, with plans to expand the program to 125 locations by the end of the year. After an initial 60-day warning period at each location, drivers traveling at least 11 mph over the posted speed limit could face…

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Cheaper homes, pricier loans. What Myrtle Beach’s cooling market means for buyers.

New construction has flooded the Myrtle Beach real estate market with inventory. MYRTLE BEACH — It's the perfect time to buy a home on the Grand Strand — unless you need a mortgage. That good news/bad news scenario is reflected in the latest real estate data and mortgage interest rates. With home prices down in the Myrtle Beach area and mortgage rates up nationwide, it's a double-edged sword for buyers and sellers — and a unique situation for the Strand housing market. "I'm on a conference call every two months with agents from all over North America," said Will Davis, president of the Coastal Carolinas Association of Realtors (CCAR) and Litchfield Company Christie's International. "People from New York, California, Michigan, all over the country talking about how their prices are up and inventory is tight. The Myrtle Beach market is just the opposite." With developers responding to the…

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