Foo Fighters began the European leg of their "Take Cover Tour" with a rousing show in Oslo, Norway. See videos and the band's ...

Sally Ann Ruark Gouge, 82, of Athens, GA died on Saturday, May 23, 2026. Born in Washington, Georgia, she was the daughter of the late H. E. Ruark and Ida Kate Childs Ruark. Mrs. Gouge was a graduate ...

NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. -- When Rory McIlroy met with the media before the 2026 PGA Championship began, he remarked that "strategy off the tee is pretty nonexistent" at Aronimink Golf Club. After shooting ...

There aren't that many hatchbacks left on the US market, and the precious few we do get, seem to be aimed more at frugal commuting and no-frills driving. Historically, hatchbacks have been front-wheel ...

Olympe de Gouges is a name you might remember from your history classes as another casualty of the French Revolution’s bloody Reign of Terror. It’s names like ...

A woman from Connecticut just became the biggest winner in the history of "Wheel of Fortune." Stamford resident Christina Derevjanik won $1,035,155 on the Ryan Seacrest-hosted game show that aired on ...

A CommuteAir-operated regional jet overran the runway at Roanoke-Blacksburg Regional airport on 24 September and was stopped by a runway arrestor system, the latest example of those systems preventing ...

Voters in the Muscogee Nation ousted one incumbent, sent another to a runoff and narrowly approved a constitutional amendment that will limit participation in future National Council races to only the ...

WINNIPEG, Manitoba - A broken wheel, which fractured after sustaining a dent to the back of the wheel plate, led to the derailment of a Canadian National Railway unit grain train in Manitoba in March ...

The broken wheelset and fragments of the broken wheel that led to a Canadian National derailment in Manitoba in March 2024. Transportation Safety Board of Canada WINNIPEG, Manitoba — A broken wheel, ...

Ferdinand Porsche, it seems, was always ahead of the curve. He conceived one of the earliest electric cars back in 1900, which later added a gas engine to compensate for its primitive lead batteries.