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John Quiñones, senior correspondent for ABC News and host of “What Would You Do?”, visited the Missouri State University Campus on Sept. 28. Quiñones was a keynote speaker for the

Protesters initially gathered at Psi Upsilon but their numbers grew as they visited other fraternities on Comstock and Walnut Avenues.

"We were left to think What does my faith really look like when Im in pajamas?"

The Boston Celtics fan who was accused of throwing a water bottle at Kyrie Irving has been banned from the Celtics area, the TD Garden, indefinitely.

Cole Buckley on Wednesday pleaded not guilty to assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.

BOSTON — A 21-year-old Braintree man pleaded not guilty Wednesday after being charged with a single count of assault and battery with deadly weapon for allegedly throwing a water bottle at Brooklyn Nets’ Kyrie Irving on Sunday following a game at TD Garden. Cole Buckley, 21, was arraigned in Boston Municipal Court and ordered to stay away from TD Garden. The $500 bail he previously posted remains in place. A pre-trial hearing is set for August. Suffolk County District Attorney Rachel Rol...

URI Student Accused Of Throwing Water Bottle At Celtics Game - Narragansett-South Kingstown, RI - 21-year-old Cole Buckley was accused of throwing a water bottle at Kyrie Irving's head.

Also, the latest on the future of Roger Williams and Fatima hospitals.

Wade C. Miller - age 87 formerly of Nashville was born July 7, 1933 in Johnson City, TN and moved on to rest and enjoy dessert on Sunday, May 23, 2021, in Knoxville, TN. Wade graduated from Science Hill High School in 1952 where he ran track and played baseball. He graduated from East Tennessee State College (University) in 1956. While at ETSU, he was a member of the ROTC and served in the US Army Reserves, was president of the junior class, and was a founding member of the East Tennessee chapt...

As I’ve sat down for about the 10th time now to try to start this column, I feel like there are a million things I could say, but I just don’t know how to say them. My four years in Happy Valley have been pretty wild. It seems like I have been here for a million years, but at the same time, it feels like I had just moved into Bigler Hall as a freshman. I have memories spanning from giving the Heimlich maneuver to my friend in the East dining hall to my first ever White Out game to being st...