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Robert Van Winkle, retired meteorolgist from NBC-2, brings his sunny style to a community ambassadorship for the Southwest Florida Symphony Orchestra.

Could UFOs be our descendants traveling back in time? How would something like that work? Is it even possible?

Turns out, Kroger didnt always do its popular Pappy Van Winkle raffle this way. Meet the man who create the raffle.

ROGERS -- As cliff swallows return to Capistrano, the fast flying birds also return to Arkansas and Beaver Lake each spring.

Ellis Pinsky was a "Baby Al Capone" who became a crypto kingpin. In his first interview, he details the crime that nearly ruined his life.

This season, ignite in your child the love for reading with these classics that are retold in some of the most imaginative ways.

Exchanging “rules” for “guidelines” could be a slippery slope.

Our handicapper makes his picks for Sunday's races in Shakopee.

San Angelo has an opportunity to honor our Mexican American community by renaming a city street after a champion of human rights for millions. Should we do it?

Though mostly remembered for his folktales, Washington Irving authored a broader catalog that offers timely lessons for today.