April 16, 2014 9:40 AM EDT For the first time ever, a picture was taken of Kate Middleton and nobody cared what she was wearing. But that’s only because some very tiny German shepherds were in the picture, too. The royal couple concluded their New Zealand trip with a visit to the Royal New Zealand Police College in Wellington, where they met some very brave future police puppies. William looked very involved in making sure his puppy was comfortable while Kate dealt with a mid photo-op puppy yawn.

The Commissioner for Transportation, Lagos State, Oluwaseun Osiyemi, disclosed this in a statement on Tuesday in Lagos. “The repair work is scheduled for August 21 between the hours of 10:00 pm and 4:00 am of August 22. “To manage the traffic inflow to the affected section during the repair works, motorists from the Third Mainland Bridge will not be able to turn right to access Osborne. ADVERTISEMENT

This excerpt was adapted from The Good Book: Writers Reflect on Favorite Bible Passages. I think it was probably 1985. The date doesn’t matter, really, but I am trying to get my bearings here in order to tell this story. I know it predated e-mail, because I remember getting this information in an actual letter addressed to me in Boston, and that a photograph fell out from between the folded pages.

Louisa May Alcott's the Inheritance (Sun. (6), 9-11 p.m., CBS) Filmed in L.A. by Cosgrove/Meurer Prods, TeleVest and Alliance Communications. Executive producers, Terry Dunn Meurer, John Cosgrove, Jeffrey S. Grant, Laura Pozmantier; producer, Ed Self; director, Bobby Roth; writer, Maria Nation; based on novel by Louisa May Alcott; camera, Shelly Johnson; editor, Henk Van Eeghen; sound, Jacob Goldstein; music, Christopher Franke; production design, Glenda Ganis; casting, Lynn Kressel. Cast: Cari Shayne, Brigitta Dau, Paul Anthony Stewart, Brigid Brannagh, Max Gail, Thomas Gibson, Tom Conti, Meredith Baxter, Alicia Bergman, Michelle Davison, Henry Sanders, Paul Bartel, Rob Nilsson.

In the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, a glorious win for one team is a heartbreaking, season-ending defeat for the other. The stakes — and emotions — run high in the single-elimination tournament in which 68 teams enter but only one leaves a champion. Here, TIME focuses on the feeling of loss that comes with being sent home after a passionate game of basketball. ncG1vNJzZmijlZq9qrrGrJqoqpVjr627xqxlraGdmnuku8xoaWlpY2R9dHuRbWammaKYtW6%2FwJ2lnqujYr2pu9OoqmanlmLCsb%2FErauippdiubC%2F0maYrWWknbJuusKamGasn6q%2Fr63MnqWtZ6CdvLW7jqecsGWdmsWqr85mnq6Zopl6q63MmqNmnpWjwbC6jKWmqKOjYryvecOuqaKml2LBqbGMrJycp56Zeqmty59kqJ5dqbWmtdFmqp6bn6Oxbr7OrqWdZZ6YrqJ506isq6aRorKvwIybmKyjlamvorjLZp6apZVirqityKeqrWWYlr%2B3rdGdZKKmXaiurcCMpZiknV2YtrXFjK6rmqBf