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NEW YORK (PIX11) — We are witnessing greatness right before our very eyes. Iowa’s Caitlin Clark has transcended the sport in which she is dominant. Clark scored 41 points last night in Iowa’s Elite 8 victory over Angel Reese and LSU, punching their ticket for the Final 4. She does not need to win a […]

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Sometimes there are just series in the regular season in major league baseball, and sometimes there are series that have more meaning. Based on rivalries. Based on success. Based on history. The Yankees opened the year in Houston against the Astros, an organization that haunts Yankees GM Brian Cashman and owner […]

NEW YORK (PIX11) — As the Yankees opened up the season Thursday afternoon in Houston against the Astros, there is nothing like Opening Day to the MLB season. The Yankees’ win total for the season was set at 91.5 wins. The offense is expected to be dynamic, and the starting rotation leaves you wanting for […]

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Can you sense and feel the fear permeating from the Bronx and the Yankees organization right now? With news Tuesday that ace and reigning Cy Young Award winner Gerrit Cole is going for more testing on his right elbow after undergoing an MRI yesterday, the Yankees season is staring right over […]

Here in the U.S., many of us are eagerly awaiting the April 8th, 2024 total solar eclipse, the last of its kind to cross our paths (at least in the

Groupe Katasa had pledged $300,000 to improve traffic calming and create new affordable housing in Capital ward, but says it will no longer provide the donation partly because Ottawa city councillors asked for it to be spent across the city.

A serious backlog of property severance applications at Ottawa city hall has some landowners waiting in limbo, and they say the holdup is costing them time and money.

A serious backlog of property severance applications at Ottawa city hall has some landowners waiting in limbo, and they say the holdup is costing them time and money.

Ottawa city councillors have changed the terms of a $300,000 "voluntary contribution" to fund traffic calming and affordable housing after some questioned if the developer felt pressured to offer it.

Federal officials said theyd consider legal action over a high rise proposal approved Wednesday that could impact the Central Experimental Farm.