Jamie Anderson, the icon of slopestyle snowboarding, had no inspiration to return to competition after having her first daughter, Misty, in March 2023. But after having her second daughter, Nova, this ...

Jamie Anderson hasn't competed in a slopestyle snowboarding event since the 2022 Winter Olympics in China. That won't lessen her aspiration to make the 2026 U.S. Ski and Snowboarding contingent headed ...

In the banking world, Bill Demchak is often called “Jamie Jr.” because of his longtime ties with JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon. Since stepping in as CEO of PNC in 2013, he's grown the company into the ...

If you've seen my first video on adapting guitar fingerpicking techniques to the piano, this is your next step. In this lesson, we build on those basics and apply them to real song patterns and more ...

Pattern Group Inc., an e-commerce firm that resells goods on marketplaces such as Amazon.com Inc., and some of its investors are seeking to raise as much as $321.4 million in an initial public ...

ENFIELD, Conn. (WTNH) — State police say a Tilcon truck in an active construction zone on Interstate 91 was struck by a vehicle during the overnight hours Monday. The patient was transported to a ...

Adam Duvall makes his high school football picks around Peoria, Illinois. The big games includes Pekin at Washington, Metamora at Morton and a game at Dozer Park in Peoria. Editor’s note: Follow live ...

Zhang Zhan, a Chinese citizen journalist, has been sentenced a second time (Picture: AFP/YouTube) A whistleblower in China has been sentenced to four years in jail for a second time, an activist group ...

Anderson plays the character of Elisabeth Dillinger in "Tron: Ares," the third film in the movie franchise. US strikes vessel off Venezuelan coast killing four, Hegseth says China may have beaten US ...

The premiere, "Welcome to Korea," was the first episode to air following the shocking death of Colonel Henry Blake In March 1975, M*A*S*H bid farewell to two of its original actors, and by extension, ...

Orchards aren’t as prevalent as they used to be, but Mary Steffen and her husband, Nick, continue to maintain one in south-central Kansas with roots that go all the way back to the early 1900s. Trees ...