Former Seattle Seahawks player Richard Sherman appeared in court in Redmond Monday afternoon to plead not guilty to a charge of driving under the influence.

Sherman was pulled over on I-405 in Renton in February of last year. Troopers said he was driving 79 mph in a 60 mph zone.

It's the first change ever made to the song, written by Robert and Richard Sherman, better known as the Sherman Brothers, who also wrote Disney classics such as "A Spoonful of Sugar" and ...

A classic Disneyland ride has been updated for the 70th anniversary of the iconic theme park's opening, Disney officials announced. A new verse to the "It's a Small World" song will debut on the ride ...

Ex-Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman was charged with DUI on Tuesday in connection with a February 2024 arrest. He's scheduled to be arraigned June 30.

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Five-time Pro Bowl cornerback Richard Sherman was entertaining suicidal thoughts, according to a 911 call, before he was arrested and jailed in the Seattle suburb of Redmond, Wash., early ...

Sherman was charged with driving under the influence related to an arrest in 2024, the second time he has faced a DUI charge, according to the King County prosecuting attorney’s office.

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Richard Sherman, walking with his wife Ashley out of a courtroom this summer, said there were silver linings to his personal problems, including the support of his wife.

A native of Compton, Calif., Sherman was at one point recruited by Carroll to play cornerback at USC. Instead, Sherman spent his first two seasons at Stanford leading the Cardinal in receiving.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The task was to practice stillness while speaking. Instead, Richard Sherman started doing the robot. This was autumn 2010, Sherman’s fifth year at Stanford University.