By Sam Roberts Dennis McDougal, a prolific author, Hollywood muckraker and Peabody Award-winning documentarian, died on Saturday from injuries sustained in a car crash in Southern California.

20, March, 2025 at Mercy Hospital in Buffalo. Dennis was born in Buffalo on 24, October, 1954, to Robert Stender and Norma Jean (Adams) Stender. There will be no calling hours. Services to follow ...

It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Dennis Romano Vosika. He was our son, life partner, brother, nephew, uncle, cousin, and friend. Our social butterfly and a friend to all! His ...

Dennis Prager, the conservative talk radio host who has been off the air since suffering a debilitating fall in November, will return in June. Prager, whose nationally syndicated show aired ...

Dennis McDougal, who had worked for the Los Angeles Times, was 77. A Cal Fire spokesperson, Maggie Cline De La Rosa, said the crash, which involved four vehicles, occurred on westbound Interstate ...

The Kings are best known as masters of the modern procedural, packing religious allegory (“Evil”) or political scheming (“The Good Wife”) into sub-50-minute boxes that feel elegantly ...

The team is a six seed for this year's tournament. After one of the toughest seasons in Missouri basketball history, going winless in their conference, head coach Dennis Gates is guiding the ...

The big draw is Dennis Quaid. He is quietly chilling as Keith Hunter Jesperson – a real-life American-Canadian serial murderer dubbed the “Happy Face killer” in the 1990s because of the ...

AUBURN - Stephen M Gauthier, 69, of Auburn, passed away at the Francis House in Syracuse surrounded by family following a brief battle with cancer. He was the youngest of seven brothers of the ...

Dennis Quaid didn’t have to spend a lifetime preparing to play serial killer Keith Hunter Jesperson in “Happy Face.” “It turned out to be surprisingly easy because serial killers don’t ...

Dennis Quaid plays serial killer Keith Jesperson in the new Paramount+ series Happy Face, which is told from the point-of-view of Jesperson’s daughter, Melissa Moore (Annaleigh Ashford).