After a slow start in the first quarter, the Miami Heat blew past the tanking Washington Wizards with a 132-101 in a Sunday afternoon affair inside Capital One Arena. The Wizards jumped out to a quick ...

It’s a dark and cold Wednesday night in Martinez, and Liz Carnathan, 36, is exhausted after a long day of working her job in healthcare. So, too, is marketing manager Stephanie Pacheco, 35, who spent ...

Hawaii has the highest total tax burden at 14% while Alaska has the lowest at 4.9%. The 9% gap between most and least taxed states costs $9,000 annually on a $100,000 income. Tax burden includes ...

Prolific Prep returns to Napa for the first time since moving its operations to Fort Lauderdale, Florida last spring, playing with other top high school boys teams in the 10th annual Crush in the ...

Style rules are made to be broken, in our opinion. Case in point: Wearing heels with socks, a combination that historically was completely unthinkable, has become a big trend this fall and winter. It ...

Palina has been practicing Taekwondo for almost 18 years now and decided to attempt this record title since the front kick's her favorite move. Victoria Beckham officially changes her name How a Cargo ...

The U.S. and Israel attacked Iran with missile strikes on Saturday morning. by 7News Staff A fashion show bedazzled D.C.'s 17th Street, Northwest, as runners took part in the annual High Heel Race.

WASHINGTON — Hundreds of runners slipped into their tallest heels and most dazzling costumes Tuesday night for the 38th Annual DC High Heel Race along 17th Street NW. The long-running Dupont Circle ...

WASHINGTON - The 38th Annual 17th Street High Heel Race kicks off Tuesday night in Northwest, D.C. The backstory The race began on Halloween night in 1986 outside of JR's Bar and Grill on 17th Street.

The race began on Halloween night in 1986 outside of JR's Bar and Grill on 17th Street. On that first of many races, 25 contestants entered and ran the one and a half blocks to Annie's Paramount Steak ...

OGUNQUIT, Maine — OgunquitFest, the annual celebration of the harvest and Halloween season, returns for its 22nd year with a weekend full of fun and spooky events. From trick-or-treating and a craft ...