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Seiya Suzuki has a successful first rehab start. South Bend wins 8th-straight. The Pelicans reach 50 wins. Smokies power past Rocket City.

Services were held Saturday in Helena for Navy pilot Lt. Richard “Max” Bullock, who died June 3 near Trona, California, when the F/A-18E Super Hornet he was flying crashed during

The Summer Solstice is Tuesday, which means the days are about to start getting shorter. Summer is never long enough in Alaska. With more votes counted in the special congressional primary election, the top-four remain the same as on election

The special U.S. House primary election has come and gone. With more than 108,000 ballots counted, the current top-four are what most political observers expected. There are, however, still tens of thousands of votes to count. Some high profile legislators

Kevin Alcantara goes wild as the Pelicans win again. The rest of the system loses.

Cubs teams that played two games today lost both of them. Cubs teams that played one game today won it.

I hope everyone is enjoying the awesome Memorial Day Weekend. The weather around much of the state has been incredible. Nothing beats sun and temperatures in the high 70s to kick off summer. The June 1 candidate filing deadline is

At the state-level drag pageant, senior queens sparkle, lip-synch, and try to forget that queer rights in Texas are under siege.

The luxury SUV market in Guam is very competitive, and driving the newly redesigned Infiniti is one way to separate yourself, said Rick Castillo, a sales consultant at Infiniti Guam.

The halfway point of the 90-day session is fast approaching, but by all accounts it will go the constitutional 121-day limit - which is mid-May. Senator Lisa Murkowski (R- Alaska) addressed a joint session of the Legislature, the first time