FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Tom Brady walked into the New England Patriots locker room, his hair fashionably combed over his forehead in a Justin Bieber style as a pair of jeans, pre-ripped and faded, hung neatly over the back of his chair.

SAN ANTONIO — The death toll from flooding caused by the remnants of Tropical Storm Hermine climbed Thursday after Texas authorities recovered the body of a missing swimmer and an Oklahoma driver drowned trying to cross a swollen creek.

Wyoming tries to maintain routine after football player dies in one-vehicle crash in Colorado

Lawyer: Ford, family settle Mississippi lawsuit over player’s death in Explorer rollover crash

Lions lose DeAndre Levy again, but get good news on Louis Delmas, Jason Hanson

2 Cowboys employees hurt in facility collapse settle suits against Jerry Jones’ companies

Storm open postseason as favorites to win title; Liberty, Mystics likely to vie in the East

Giants rookie Chad Jones heading to New Orleans after long hospital stay

Ex-Cowboy player seeks damages for injuries suffered in collapse of team practice facility

Chaos and crashes: Armstrong among dozens to tumble during slick 2nd stage at Tour de France

Andy Schleck of Luxembourg crashes on wet Belgian road during 2nd stage of Tour de France

Giants rookie safety Chad Jones to be moved to NY hospital after car wreck in New Orleans

Giants rookie safety Chad Jones, a former LSU star, hospitalized after morning car wreck

Giants rookie safety, former LSU star Chad Jones hospitalized after early morning car wreck

Justine Henin advances at Wimbledon by beating Kristina Barrois 6-3, 7-5

WIMBLEDON, England — Justine Henin sweated a bit Wednesday at sunny Wimbledon, and not just because of the warm weather.

NBA Finals: If you’re a Celtics fan, you have to like the way team is playing

If you’re a Celtics fan, you have to like the way they’ve weathered the early storm.

2 Cowboys workers injured by collapsed facility settle with builder, still suing team owner

Jimenez overcomes weather in helping Rockies beat Blue Jays 5-3 in rain-shortened game

Lightning strike in Yellowstone National Park injures 9 people waiting to see Old Faithful

Germany forward Thomas Mueller injured in mountain bike fall, will stay on World Cup squad

France defender William Gallas in injury scare after buggy accident at World Cup training camp

Hawks’ team bus involved in accident after shootaround, team reports no injuries

Chronology of North Korean attacks and clashes with rival South Korea

Safety officials probe Learjet crash that killed 4 and injured Blink 182 drummer and DJ AM

Final Four: Butler has a long scoring drought in tight game

Stormy weather forces SKorea to suspend rescue operation for 46 missing navy sailors

Stormy weather forces SKorea to suspends search for 46 missing navy sailors

SKorean diver dies in the search for survivors of ship that sank near NKorea border

SEOUL, South Korea — The South Korean military says a diver has died while searching for survivors of a naval ship that sank four days ago.

SKorean defense minister says North may have intentionally floated mine to damage naval ship

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Parent company of business that built ruined Cowboys’ facility seeks creditor protection

Cowboys’ canopy collapse firm seeks protection

Friends, Olympians mourn death of Calif. extreme skier, who fell on run at Squaw Valley

Calif. X Games skier remembered for pushing limits

X-Games skier Johnson dies after falling, hitting head while skiing steep chute in California

X-Games skier dies after fall at Calif. ski hill

Calif. X-Games skier dies of head injuries while trying run off steep cliff at Squaw Valley

X-Games skier dies after fall at Squaw Valley

Olympic track reopens with all sliders starting lower on course in response to fatal crash

Olympians slide with heavy hearts

WHISTLER, British Columbia — Someone had to be first, and it was Tony Benshoof.

Olympic track reopens with men starting lower on course, in response to athlete’s fatal crash

Olympic sliding resumes on fast track

WHISTLER, British Columbia — Olympic luge events will start farther down the track than originally planned, officials said Saturday, a decision they made with the “emotional component” of athletes in mind following the death of a Georgian competitor.