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A South Korean KF-16 fighter jet crashed due to an engine issue during a flight mission on Sunday, with its pilot having safely escaped, the Air Force said.

A priest of the Anglican Church of Korea has been disqualified for openly wishing for President Yoon Suk-yeols plane to crash during his ongoing trip to Southeast Asia.

The New Zealand (NZ) government has granted communities greater powers to set their own rules around alcohol sales, ...

It is that time of year again when scary ghosts, zombies, vampires and witches compete with beautiful princesses, heroic characters of modern lore and cute whimsical creatures lifted from the pages of comic books for treats and praise - it is, of course, Halloween.

It is that time of year again when scary ghosts, zombies, vampires and witches compete with beautiful princesses, heroic characters of modern lore and cute whimsical creatures lifted from the pages of comic books for treats and praise - it is, of course, Halloween.

Lydia Ko and Steven Alker have bagged tournament titles in a memorable 24 hours for New Zealand golf.

Maine, which opens camp on Tuesday, picks Kendall Smith and Zak Irvin.

New Zealand Lydia Ko mixed eight birdies and a bogey to shoot a final-round 65 on Sunday and win the BMW Ladies Championship in Wonju, South Korea.

WONJU, SOUTH KOREA (AP) – Lydia Ko won her 18th career title in the country of her birth after completing a seven-under 65 final round at the BMW Ladies Championship yesterday. Ko finished the South Korea-based tournament with a 21 under 267, four strokes ahead of Andrea Lee, who had a final round of three […]

Khianna Jackson of Biddeford, Zoey Pennell of Thornton, Hope Bouchard of Lawrence and Haley Jane Tuplin of Lisbon are in the running for the award to the state's best senior.