An Ocheyedan, Iowa, Powerball winner is $150,000 richer thanks to a recent drawing. Christopher Sik had a Powerball ticket that matched four of the five white balls and the Powerball in the March 9 ...

But former head teacher MK Oliver’s comic thriller A Sociopath’s Guide to a Successful Marriage has barely begun when it ...

Netflix's 'The 99'ers' is currently in the works with a solid cast of actresses portraying real life USWNT 1999 World Cup soccer players.

The odds of filling out a perfect NCAA tournament bracket may be long, but one Ohio lottery player just beat steep odds of a ...

For nearly 70 years, Paddington Bear has delighted generations of readers — appearing in books, stage productions, television shows and blockbuster films. The beloved bear has even shared the screen ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Chris Brady finished with three saves for the Chicago Fire and Patrick Schulte stopped two shots for Columbus as the longtime rivals played to a scoreless draw in the Crew's home ...

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As the public's fascination with John F. Kennedy Jr. resurfaces in a big way, interest is also exploding in the New York City neighborhoods and hot spots he once favored. The spike in tourist ...

With the next Summer Olympics less than 2 1/2 years away, state legislative leaders this week reflected on the 1984 Games — the last time Los Angeles hosted the global sporting event — as they seek ...

Severe weather and heavy rain have moved out of Iowa, but residents in the Des Moines metro will still hear tornado sirens on Saturday, March 7. Don't be alarmed, there are no new severe weather ...

Tornado sirens sounded early Friday in parts of Wichita, but no tornado warning was issued for the area. Here’s what to know. Wichita Eagle File photo People in some parts of Wichita woke early Friday ...

To many Americans, it may feel like it’s business as usual here in the U.S. But in Iran and other Middle Eastern countries, the days feel longer and more tense as the possibility of retaliation grows.