With the 2024 election just around the corner, the Times-Republican sent out questionnaires to the candidates in competitive ...

Don Marshall, the last surviving member of the Montreal Canadiens’ historic 1956-60 Stanley Cup-winning dynasty, has died. He ...

The Brown University Athletic Hall of Fame will induct 18 new members and one team at its 44th Induction Dinner on Saturday, ...

According to Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame inductee Bob Elliot, Editor in Chief of the Canadian Baseball Network, Toronto Blue Jays director of amateur scoutin ...

In 2018, Cynt Marshall, who retired as an executive at AT&T the year before, became the first Black woman CEO in NBA history.

Mavericks CEO Cynt Marshall, a transformative figure who reshaped and energized the franchise during one of its darkest periods, is retiring effective Dec. 31.

Cynt Marshall, the Dallas Mavericks CEO, will retire at the end of this year and transition into a consultant role until ...

By Michelle Trauring Picture an average high school classroom. Students gather around desks and tables in cliques and ...

The number of U.S. service members and veterans who radicalize make up a tiny fraction of a percentage point of the millions ...

Ahead of this weekend’s clash, the fifth between the pair of Tigers, we take a look at the four previous games played between ...

Mpumalanga has declared widespread veld fires a provincial disaster, paving the way for financial assistance to affected ...

Gov. Jim Justice and his pet bulldog are traveling about 25 miles over the West Virginia border to Pennsylvania on Thursday ...