NEW YORK — George Clinton, The Doobie Brothers, Ashley Gorley, Galloway Township native Rodney “Darkchild” Jerkins, The Beach Boys' Mike Love and Tony Macaulay make up the 2025 ...

Gov. Glenn Youngkin is heading to Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, on Thursday evening, joining other Republican governors at a dinner meeting with President-elect Donald Trump. Youngkin will ...

The first of three 4,300t offshore substations was delivered to the Portsmouth Marine Terminal in Virginia Beach in January 2025. Key components such as monopiles, transition pieces and undersea ...

Adesanya lost his third straight UFC fight, this one to Imavov. Here are the results and best highlights from UFC Fight Night ...

Whether you're diving into its reefs, strolling through the streets of Willemstad, or chilling on a secluded beach, every ...

The ABQ BioPark Aquarium knows adults need a break and a chance to enjoy some peace and quiet while having fun, and for the first time at their new adult sensory-friendly night, guests can do ...

Hamilton native Steve Haining and Brantford model Ciara Antoski have claimed another Guinness World Record for deepwater photography. Haining said his pictures of Antoski by a shipwreck in the ...

With the release of “Brave the Dark,” about a teacher taking a special interest in a troubled young man’s life, it brought to mind the other many films about inspiring teachers and the young ...

Dubai beach clubs are world-famous, for good reason. Right now, when the sun is shining, there’s no better place to be than at one of the best beach clubs in Dubai. Whether you’re on holiday or just ...

The background: Dominion Energy's $9 billion wind farm off Virginia Beach, with 176 turbines, is scheduled to come online next year. What's new? On Monday, President Donald Trump signed an ...

Questions linger after a dramatic rescue of two people from a car that plunged into frigid Lake Ontario on Sunday night, leaving one woman dead and four police officers being sent to hospital for ...

A bauxite mine run by Chinese corporation Chinalco could begin operating next year, endangering a 280,000-hectare (about 692,000 acres) area of western Suriname inhabited by Indigenous communities.