The Golden State Valkyries coach is "setting the standard" and opening the door for more Asian women in the sports world The post Natalie Nakase makes history as the first Asian American coach in the ...

An investigation into Viking skeletons reveals a hidden story of violence, power, and the surprising differences between ...

Finding a suitable name for your adopted cat can be a difficult job. There are so many incredible names not yet used and so ...

United Airlines and the Golden State Valkyries today announced a multi-year sponsorship with United as founding partner and the organization's official airline ahead of the Valkyries' inaugural season ...

This is an exceptionally hard model to get right, even more so than short-haul alternatives. Norse continues to focus more on charters and leasing than scheduled flying, with IndiGo to have a third of ...

is too is a simple recipient for a 54-year-old whisky from the distillery, but this time its design is inspired by something truly special in the automotive world: the Aston Martin Valkyrie hypercar.

A York brewery is looking back to the city’s Norse heritage as it celebrates its ... for taproom in Walmgate Brew York reopens the Old Grey Mare in Clifton Green The first release on Tuesday ...

This course gives an introduction to Old Norse script and its development from c. 1100 to 1550. Students will study manuscripts with various content and types of script. The course will also offer a ...

The Golden State Valkyries will make their WNBA debut this season as the league’s newest expansion team. The team, led by former WNBA Champion Natalie Nakase, will look to make a mark in their ...

OLD SAYBROOK, Conn. — Old Saybrook Police Chief Michael Spera announced his intent to retire after 29 years of full-time service Tuesday. Spera said he will be leaving office on April 11 and ...

While speaking with AARP, Lowe explained that an unnamed 70-year-old "idol" of his had advised him to "dial it down" as he gets older. In typical Lowe fashion, he decided to "dial it up" instead.