Here we go! Nintendo has unveiled a LEGO Mario Kart set as part of MAR10 Day, and it could indicate how Nintendo is putting the pedal to the metal when it comes to a new Mario Kart game. Mario Kart 8 ...

Kudos to President Donald Trump’s administration for canceling $400 million in grants and contracts to Columbia University “due to the school’s continued inaction in the face of persistent ...

A top political columnist for The Washington Post resigned Monday, accusing Post Chief Executive and Publisher Will Lewis of killing her column that criticized owner Jeff Bezos' drive to overhaul ...

"Mitchell received the Community of the Year Award from the Governor’s Office of Economic Development. I submitted a Commemoration to honor the city for this, which was approved," writes state Rep.

Is it possible for Colorado Republicans to win the governor’s race in 2026? Of all the elected positions in Colorado, the governor’s office has vexed Republicans for decades. Democrats have ...

This might sound like a funny thing to say, but I’ve rarely read a more unconstitutional letter. On Monday, Ed Martin, the interim U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, sent the dean of ...

We have faced barriers that have had me thinking, “Here we go again.” The first barrier was how will we ever pay for a wellness center. The price of building seemed so high for our region’s ...

Seven wins, 21 points or a flawless Anfield record. However you’re viewing Liverpool’s Premier League title charge now, there is no denying the countdown is well and truly underway. The Reds ...

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YONKERS, N.Y. (PIX11) — A missing New York City woman was found dead in a suitcase Thursday, her family confirmed with NewsNation local affiliate PIX11 News. Pamela Alcantara, 26, was last seen at her ...

To commemorate the occasion, the LaGrange Daily News will be publishing a series of columns by Richard Ingram, a longtime resident of LaGrange and Chair of Friends of Lafayette. After two nights ...

But while I’m in it, I still feel like a kid. That’s how I am at work. I go for it. I will do every single stunt and thing that I can. I just may feel it tomorrow a lot worse than the guy who ...