Jamal Crawford scored 18 points, including two crucial 3-pointers in the fourth quarter, and the Atlanta Hawks beat the Boston Celtics for the second time this season, 93-85 Friday night.

A sign with Jim Mora’s name identifying his prime parking spot was still in front of Seattle Seahawks headquarters Friday night.

Problem unable to be fixed with Tampa Bay leading in second period.

At the Consumer Electronics Show, a company representative gave a relatively in-depth demonstration of a future smartphone from LG Electronics. Watch the video.

The last-place and distracted Washington Wizards overcame a 10-point, fourth-quarter deficit Friday night, beating the Orlando Magic 104-97 in the team’s first game at the Verizon Center since Gilbert Arenas’ suspension.

Federal authorities filed a criminal complaint Friday against a 56-year-old man whose scrawled note invoking “Gilligan’s Island” led a Hawaiian Airlines pilot to turn around a Maui-bound flight and return Wednesday to Portland, Oregon.

NBC’s former head of programming, Ben Silverman, will produce several new Internet shows for Yahoo through a deal with his new company, Electus.

At CES 2010, Molly Wood interviews Ford CEO Alan Mulally about in-car technology, electric vehicles, flying cars, and the future of American automakers.

Facebook took a colorful turn this week, when its female users began posting cryptic status updates.

Chairman Genachowski uses CES appearance to promote policy objectives like freeing up more wireless spectrum and encouraging competition in TV set-top boxes.