According to sworn statements, Vick’s “Bad Newz Kennels” housed and trained over 50 pit bull dogs, staged dog fights, killed dogs, and ran a high stakes gambling ring with purses up to $26,000.

Federal prosecutors would soon lay out not just Vick’s crimes in running Bad Newz Kennels, but a list of mindless ... Vick had arrived that day facing a sentence of 12-18 months, with ...

The details of what went on at Bad Newz Kennels — including the brutal executions of dogs that didn’t make the cut to fight competitively — were the main source of anger at Vick, but there ...

Norfolk State University, a historically Black college in Virginia, announced this week that former NFL quarterback Michael Vick will be the Spartans’ next head football coach. That means that ...

A standout in Atlanta for most of his six seasons with the Falcons, Vick pleaded guilty in 2007 and apologized for his role in an illegal dogfighting enterprise known as "Bad Newz Kennels" which ...

Then his participation in a dog-fighting scandal derailed his life and his career. Vick's Bad Newz Kennels was found to have tortured and killed pit bulls as part of a dog-fighting operation.

In April 2007, police raided Vick’s Bad Newz Kennels in Surry, Virginia, and found 49 malnourished and injured pit bulls, along with the remains of dozens of dogs who had been killed — all ...

Vick was indicted in July 2007 for running an unlawful interstate dog fighting venture known as "Bad Newz Kennels" alongside ... In a 2009 blog post titled "The Day I Spent With Michael Vick ...

Federal prosecutors would soon lay out not just Vick’s crimes in running Bad Newz Kennels, but a list of mindless violations ... Vick had arrived that day facing a sentence of 12-18 months, with ...