GM, Ford, Toyota, and the Korean brands all posted full-year gains in 2025. Stellantis, Subaru, and Mazda finished the year ...

The gender wage gap keeps showing up in paychecks, and parenthood keeps shaping who stays attached to work. Studies show that ...

Travis Kelce’s Kansas City Chiefs teammates offered him kind gestures after their season-ending loss to the Las Vegas Raiders ...

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Walmart, Target, Wegmans and most other major retailers and grocery stores are open on Christmas Eve, but will close early ...

The agenda for Tuesday’s special council meetings includes the first look at proposed contracts for solid waste and recycling ...

Trump held no ideological commitment to Ukraine, empowering its skeptics led by the vice president, JD Vance. A “de facto ...

The alarm rings at 6:10, and the day starts with a countdown. Lunches get packed, shoes get found, the daycare bag gets ...

Indiana had its longest midseason break of the season leading up to Sunday's home game against Washington. The Hoosiers defeated Siena 81-60 all the way back on Dec. 22 in Bloomington, giving them ...

After a historic rough patch that saw him lose eight straight fights to end his UFC tenure, the one-time interim lightweight champion has turned things around in 2025.

Beginning Jan. 1, roughly 300 new laws will take effect regarding public safety, reproductive rights, higher education, environmental protection and the role of emerging technologies.