MTV to Shut Down U.K. Music Channels as Paramount Tightens Global Belt
Nearly four decades after MTV first hit British airwaves, the music television pioneer is pulling the plug on several of […]
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Sister Jean, Loyola’s Beloved Chaplain and March Madness Icon, Dies at 106
Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, Loyola University Chicago’s men’s basketball chaplain and a national symbol of faith and resilience, died Thursday
Manchester Synagogue Attack Declared Terrorism as U.K. Confronts Rising Antisemitism
A Yom Kippur service turned horrific Thursday morning when a man rammed his car into worshippers and stabbed several outside
Bronx High-Rise Explosion Leaves Tower Scarred but Residents Safe
The cause of the blast, which occurred on Wednesday afternoon, remains under investigation. Fire officials believe it originated in the
Tiger Mauls Handler to Death at Oklahoma Wildlife Preserve
A fatal tiger attack at a private Oklahoma wildlife facility has renewed debate about the safety of captive big cat
Firefighters Battle Rancho Bernardo Brush Fire, Evacuations Underway
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Fire crews responded Wednesday morning to an active brush fire in Rancho Bernardo, prompting evacuations and
L.A. Firefighters Gain Ground as Deadly Wildfires Slow
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Firefighters battling devastating Los Angeles wildfires made crucial gains Friday as fierce winds temporarily eased, though
Bay Area coastal flood alert triggers safety measures
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The National Weather Service issued a coastal flood advisory for the San Francisco Bay Area on
NYPD Heightens Security for Times Square New Year’s Eve
NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Police Department announced Monday it’s operating under a “heightened threat environment” as it
Tornado Kills One, Injures Four in Texas County Near Houston
ANGLETON, Texas (AP) — A tornado that struck Brazoria County Saturday afternoon left one person dead and four others injured