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By Gary Todd: When Josh Taylor walks down 7th avenue and in through the entrance to the Mecca of boxing, which is Madison Square Garden, his emotions will be

By Gary Todd: When Josh Taylor walks down 7th avenue and in through the entrance to the Mecca of boxing, which is Madison Square Garden, his emotions will be

No naked human body can ever match the obscenity of its costume. How dare they shame the bodies of real women in this way?

Keola Whitehead-Shibata was officially charged Thursday afternoon with second-degree attempted murder, ownership or possession prohibited, and carrying a firearm in the commission of a separate felony. He slated to appear in District Court for an initial appearance today.

The last thing that people, especially kids, should be drinking is lead water. Unfortunately, in Illinois it's a huge issue.

A group of Dunedin heritage advocates are feeling "cautiously optimistic" in their fight to save a 1920s building from being demolished by KiwiRail...

By Gary Todd: When people go to watch heavyweight boxing it always has been about the excitement and anticipation of seeing two colossal specimens together in

The Parks and Recreation Commission heard from supporters and opponents of the plan to install a separated bike trail along the corridor.

We Evolved as Roaming Hunter-gatherers and Suddenly Settled Down and Started Farming, Which Makes No Sense at the Individual Level. How Could the Neolithic Revolution Have Happened at All?

Summit Avenue in St. Paul is one of the most iconic stretches of road in Minnesota. A debate over whether the city should add a raised bike lane to the street while repairing it has divided residents and homeowners.