DENVER (AP) — The heavy snow and swirling wind moved into the Mile High City for the second half of the AFC championship game Sunday as Denver played New England. The snow gathered on the field and ...

A new review of studies has found that taking Tylenol during pregnancy doesn't increase the risk of autism, ADHD or intellectual disabilities — adding to the growing body of research refuting claims ...

SHERIDAN — Christi Haswell will chair the Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners this year. Haswell was first elected to the board in 2018 and was reelected in 2022. She will serve as chair ...

What a crock of an excuse from Mr. Lapotsky, stating that no cuts can be made. I voted for this gentleman, thinking he’d be a breath of fresh air, but his breath is as rotten as the lifelong ...

FOXBORO — The Foxboro boys basketball team edged Canton High in overtime 61-54 on Monday to improve to 2-0. After playing even at 50-50 through regulation, Foxboro got free throws from Jake Fossella ...

SALEM — Fifteen-year-old Masconomet center Joe Ingalls was admittedly nervous. After playing the final shift of the third period, he and linemate Brendan Sheehan were tabbed to start overtime Saturday ...

A St. Johnsbury man whose house burned so badly in October he can no longer live there is facing a stolen vehicle charge for reportedly failing to return a car he was only supposed to borrow. Scott ...

FRANKFORT — During the Kentucky Historical Society’s annual meeting on Nov. 7, new members were officially installed onto the governing board for four-year terms at the Thomas D. Clark Center for ...

Ty Freeman, of Freeman’s Finest Coffee, did not grow up around good coffee. He lived in a home where no one drank it, and the only cup he ever saw was his grandmother’s Folgers on his visits to Wray, ...

DEAR DR. ROACH: I am a 74-year-old woman who is in better-than-average shape for my age. I only take blood pressure meds, walk for exercise, and am only slightly overweight. I have had seven COVID ...

Twenty years ago, a group of young professionals in Tulsa believed something simple but powerful; a city’s future isn’t built by accident. It’s built by people who intentionally lead. People who ...