A powerful combination of athletic ability, artistic performance, and crowd-pleasing technical skills put Riku Miura and Ryuichi Kihara of Japan at the top of the leaderboard after the pairs short ...

Until just recently, the largest bird I had ever seen outside a zoo was a bald eagle in Alaska. Its stick nest sat atop a light pole in the coastal town of Homer. That happened during my assignment to ...

Styles make fights. That's the beauty and the curse of March Madness, where the draw can make or break everything. College basketball's season is a grueling grind, but it provides numerous ...

Many women have experienced the challenge of finding balance as a working mom. With two young kids, ages three and six, and a demanding job, my family needed a childcare solution that was not limited ...

Most of you have used a navigation app like Google Maps for your travels at some point. These apps rely on algorithms that compute shortest paths through vast networks. Now imagine scaling that task ...

Uber has expanded its program that helps pair women riders and drivers. The Women Preferences feature is now available nationwide, after being tested in several cities. It has previously been ...

A city program aimed at helping people experiencing homelessness in downtown Jacksonville is showing early signs of progress, but city leaders say more work is needed. Read full article: St. Johns ...

Two West Bloomfield residents are facing federal charges for allegedly conspiring to commit wire fraud to obtain pandemic assistance loans. Peter Valente and Angela Toma are accused of collaborating ...

Final Fantasy 14 patch 7.45 introduces The Merchant's Tale Variant Dungeon, adding it to the pool of side content players can enjoy besides the regular dungeons and raids. Similar to previous ...

SAN DIEGO — Registration for the California Dream for All Program opened on Tuesday, February 24, according to the California Housing Finance Agency. The program provides substantial financial support ...

As Texas pushes more high schoolers to get ready for college and the workforce, new research suggests that some of the ways schools count students as ready don’t equally set them up for success after ...

As New York gears up to host the world’s biggest sporting event, a major civic group wants to make sure Brooklynites don’t have to leave their neighborhoods to be part of the excitement. The ...