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This is nbc nightly news with lester holt reporting tonight from the olympic summer games in rio. Good evening. Did they make the whole thing up . The Olympic Games here being overshadowed tonight by the stunning announcement by Rio De Janeiro police today that ryan lochte and three other american swimmers were not robbed at gunpoint as lochte had publicly claimed. Tonight Surveillance Video suggests a series of events at a rio gas station early sunday morning that supports some elements of the ...

In 1921, Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, Harvey Firestone and their entourage camped near Swallow Falls in July. The men had been taking summer camping and driving trips since 1918, though

Founded in 1923 in Niagara Falls, Walter S. Johnson Building Co. is celebrating 100 years as a general contractor. The family-owned and operated company, now in its fourth generation, has

Founded in 1923 in Niagara Falls, Walter S. Johnson Building Co. is celebrating 100 years as a general contractor. The family-owned and operated company, now in its fourth generation, has been a mainstay construction consultant to municipalities, school districts, and heavy industry undertaking hundreds of projects over the last century that have shaped the landscape of the City of Niagara Falls and Niagara County.

IRELAND is set to continue to sizzle in glorious heatwave temperatures for the next week.Experts claim weather models show no "real sign of rain" for

An Irish journalist is appealing for information on the whereabouts of his missing 81-year-old father.  Derek Scally - an Irish Times Berlin correspondent ...

Scally was last seen in Howth, Co Dublin last Wednesday

For years, I have stopped in North Bend - to fuel up my vehicle and get coffee. I mean, besides Cle Elum, it's the only real option for gas, food, and coffee right?

With architecture by and inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright plus lodgings packed with nostalgia, Laurel Highlands should make your travel bucket list

Pumpkin spice and the scent of bonfire hangs in the air, but the landscape isn’t yet dressed in the deep reds and burnt oranges of fall, which begins officially today.