Peculiar Case News Today

WYALUSING — Former Bradford County Coroner Tom Carmen recently published a book based on the 2010 case of Jean Stevens, who was living with the remains of her deceased husband

Amid claims of price gouging, Coles and Woolworth point to inflation and wholesalers as the cost of Christmas looms for many households

In order to sink a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier, an enemy ship, plane, or missile first has to get close enough. That itself wouldn't be easy. 

It’s reprehensible during a cost-of-living crisis to dump binloads of groceries and enforce strict cosmetic standards on produce

In Brazil, updates on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 1, "No Poverty," reveal contrasting trends in local poverty headcount.

Rhythmic whooshing or thumping in your ears? Explore the causes, symptoms, and treatments of pulsatile tinnitus.

3,000 copies will be available via XL Recordings. The vinyl LP arrives on the 10th anniversary of the music’s infamous leak—and just ahead of Paul’s live debut at Coachella.

Mayer's new book, A Peculiar Case from the files of Elizabeth Grant, is a historical fiction/mystery book set in Cornwall, Ontario in the 1930s. Under a false name, widowed private investigator Elizabeth Grant takes on a rare book theft case that sends her on a journey to find answers.

In the spirit of International Women's Day last week, I thought it would be fitting to review a book that outlines the life of a very special lady from Cornwall – Mary Mack, written by local author Ginette Guy.

Pacific Northwest winemakers examine the purpose and challenges of bistate appellation designates, aka AVAs. Learn more about it here.