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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A prosecutor on Friday accused attorneys for a white Nashville...

Viral tween/teen punkers the Linda Lindas recently went viral thanks to a live performance video of their hit tune "Racist, Sexist Boy." The...

Sri Lanka's environmental disaster seems to grow and grow, as the MV X-Press Pearl container ship with a hazardous cargo of 350 metric tons of oil on board now started to sink off Colombo's main harbor.

Because we all need a good cry in the club now and then.

Here Comes the Mummies coming back to Decatur.

Space debris, which travels at approximately 15,700 miles per hour in low-Earth orbit, poses a threat to both spacecraft and astronauts due to their fast speeds.

Space debris, which travels at approximately 15,700 miles per hour in low-Earth orbit, poses a threat to both spacecraft and astronauts due to their fast speeds.

Published Jun 01, 2021 8 If ska needed a revival, no one told We Are the Union. While theres been plenty of chatter about a new wave of ska, these L.A. punks have been going strong for most of the last 15 years, persisting through the genres dark age. Now, that dedication looks poised to pay off in a big way with their fifth — and best — album. Ordinary Life is a fun-sounding yet intensely sincere record thats filled with heart and purpose. Not long before the albums release, singer Reade W...

Illinois man working on sign dies after falling 60 feet May 31, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail PONTOON BEACH, Ill. (AP) — A 41-year-old Illinois man has died in a work-related fall in southwest Illinois. The man was working on a hotel sign Friday afternoon in Pontoon Beach when he fell about 60 feet from a bucket lift that had broken from its support arm, according to Madison County Coroner Stephen Nonn. The man was identified as Timothy M. Funk of Vandalia. Authorities did not know why the bucket...

PONTOON BEACH — A Vandalia, Illinois man died Friday afternoon in a work related...