Strong winds knocked down trees onto power lines along State Route 118 near Moorpark on Dec. 29, closing down the commuter-heavy route for hours. The California Highway Patrol was dispatched to the ...

Trent Frederic could fill a key role on a productive third line for Edmonton. Andy Devlin / NHLI via Getty Images The Edmonton Oilers have a problem. Since the Florida Panthers uncovered the team’s ...

SAN ANTONIO – The latest Pickup Lines segment features Blessed Angels Senior Center CEO Marion Thomas. The Brackenridge High School alum overcame setbacks early in life, losing her father at age 14.

PASCO COUNTY, Fla. — If you’re seeing some mysterious black lines or circles on Pasco County roads — they are there for a reason. It’s part of a process called microsurfacing, which Pasco County is ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Edison failed to spend hundreds of millions of dollars authorized for ...

From a podium on the steps of the Capitol, state Rep. Dylan Wegela was criticizing his own party. “What we saw under the trifecta was Democrats passed a tax break for data centers,” said Wegela, a ...

T-Mobile is reviving its free lines promotion, though eligibility may be limited and tied to requirements like having two paid lines and paying a connection fee. As with past offers, fine print and ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... This edition of the Colorado Avalanche has been so consistently good that Jared Bednar, often a tinkerer when he’s looking for a spark, hasn’t needed to turn ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: A frequent correspondent of mine includes a business closure on every social email: name, contact information details, quotation of support from a famous person. This addendum is 13 ...

American Cruise Lines has committed to returning to Portsmouth, New Hampshire, for the 2026 season. The cruise line and the New Hampshire Port Authority are discussing a long-term deal and potential ...

‘I’m sorry for the trouble, but it can’t be helped!” This was probably the most common line in emails I received from David Pryce-Jones over the years at National Review. It was in reference to his ...