Curtis Neill first met Colin Rose at a restaurant in late March on the night Neill was approved to be the next head football coach and athletic director at Kerrville Tivy. As one of the Antlers' ...

After parking, the 12th chancellor of UC Berkeley strolled over to Memorial Glade and was stunned at the sight unfolding in front of him: The ESPN “College GameDay” set was positioned in front of Doe ...

Cambridge Health Alliance is “deeply concerned” about proposed changes to a prescription drug discount program that has helped nonprofit “safety net” health care systems such as the Alliance survive ...

Israelis are mourning the dead and fearing for the remaining hostages as they mark two years since Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack plunged the region into a devastating war. Tuesday's commemorations come as ...

Israelis commemorated the second anniversary of the Hamas-led attacks on southern Israel as fighting continued. Ceasefire negotiations are ongoing in Egypt.

After years of silence and dwindling electoral fortune, Mayawati's BSP is stirring things up. On Thursday, Mayawati addressed a BSP rally that was also a show of strength. Lucknow got painted in the ...

Two men were killed on Thursday when a man drove a car into pedestrians and stabbed a security guard in an attack at a synagogue where worshippers were marking Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the ...

- This post may contain affiliate links. Read our disclosure. When you first think of New Zealand, Auckland, Wellington, Queenstown and maybe Christchurch jump to mind. But other cities in New Zealand ...

Magic Johnson will preside over the 137th Rose Parade as grand marshal next year. The retired Los Angeles Lakers superstar will ride down Colorado Boulevard on Jan. 1.

More than 100 people gathered for the annual Memorial Day ceremony at the National D-Day Memorial in Bedford on May 26.

This year’s theme, “The Magic in Teamwork,” was selected by Tournament President Mark Leavens who said while it was selected before the January wildfires the theme highlights ...

Former MLB star Mo Vaughn said he "feels bad" for Pete Rose and his family because Rose only became eligible for the Hall of Fame after his death.