A 48-hour insider travel guide to exploring the city’s canals, award-winning restaurants, museums and neighbourhoods ...

"Patience," an ingratiating episodic series on PBS beginning Sunday, follows a neurodivergent clerk played by Ella Maisy ...

Tickets for the Miss Mississippi competition are $150 for all four nights of competition, $40 for Wednesday and Thursday and $50 for Friday and Saturday. Tickets are available online at https ...

So goes the sweet voiceover from the 1996 film Matilda, when viewers get to know Miss Honey, a kind and beloved teacher to young Matilda, and ultimately a confidante and more. The movie is based ...

Stock problems in North Tyneside chemists are causing hundreds to miss out on complete prescriptions, according to a report. Research conducted by Healthwatch North Tyneside, as part of a wider ...

The evening of May 6, an F/A-18 Super Hornet was coming in for a landing on the USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier in the Red Sea. An onboard mechanism to slow down the fighter jet failed, and ...

Logan stars as crossword puzzle setter Cora Felton — a character who has alternately been described as Miss Marple on steroids or Jessica Fletcher meets Groucho Marx — who moves to the sleepy ...

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OXFORD, Miss. – The Ole Miss men’s basketball team continued to piece together ITS roster earlier this morning through the addition of Kezza Griffa, a 6-foot-2 transfer guard with one year of ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." “To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow.” Having spent the past two years planning—and now ...

Logan stars as crossword puzzle setter Cora Felton — a character who has alternately been described as Miss Marple on steroids or Jessica Fletcher meets Groucho Marx — who moves to the sleepy market ...

Toward the end of an interview after Murray State won its first Missouri Valley Conference Baseball Championship title, outfielder Jonathan Hogart uttered a phrase that probably was considered rather ...