Chris Logan made it two in a row at the 64th Forsyth Senior Championship at Reynolds Park on Friday afternoon. Logan, who shot a 73, beat Dewayne Blakely in a one-hole playoff to successfully ...

The Moneyist After 25 years, I finally asked for separate checks — and my friends iced me out. Did I do something terrible? ‘With each year I got angrier and angrier, so it was time to move on’ ...

It's time to say goodbye to Downton Abbey as the period drama has one last outing in The Grand Finale later this year. One of its stars, Phyllis Logan, who many will known as the loving Mrs Hughes ...

The Moneyist My ex-wife said she should have been compensated for working part time during our marriage. Do I owe her? ‘My ex-wife and I both recently retired from federal government jobs, and ...

Miller joins Logan Gilbert as starters on the IL for the Mariners. Gilbert is scheduled to make a rehab start with Tacoma on Tuesday and could potentially return to the majors afterwards.

Iris (Molly Gordon) knows that she and Isaac (Logan Lerman) are made for each other, and she'll do anything to get him to see it as well. Oh, ...

Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Logan Gilbert (36) delivers a pitch. Dan Hamilton-Imagn Images . Kramer added that while the date has not yet been confirmed, "it'd likely be on Tuesday." ...

Team Grading The Week, by rule, tries very, very hard not to celebrate coaches or general managers losing their jobs. We’ll make an exception for Pete DeBoer.

The Amarillo Fire Department confirmed crews responded Wednesday afternoon to a fire at the former Logan’s Roadhouse location in the 8300 block of West I-40.

He added, “It is what it is, it is what it is, it is what it is and like I say, everybody’s time comes. Trust me. Trust me. I’m waiting (he laughed). My time is gonna come. It’s either I’m gonna walk ...

Seattle Mariners right-hander Logan Gilbert will make his next ... Gilbert was 1-1 with a 2.37 ERA over 30 1/3 innings pitched in six starts before landing the IL for the first time in his big ...

A new law signed this week by Gov. Phil Murphy makes it official: Starting a public brawl in New Jersey can now land you in jail.The bill, S3507/A4652, was signed into law after passing both houses.