The other day, Ben Willcome brought home a piece of Walker history that connects directly to his day job — a 1954 fire engine that may be the city's first. The truck bears the number "117" on it, but ...

Watch a dovetail tomahawk come to life from scrap materials! Inspired by historical steel and brass pipe tomahawks, this artistic creation can chop but is more for display than combat. Man accused of ...

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Gautam Anand, a high school senior from Rochester, Minn., created the fast-growing game WorldGuessr to help people get a taste of life in other parts of the world—and, with more than 50,000 downloads ...

When Conor Sheary hoisted his first Stanley Cup with the Penguins in 2016, his linemate Sunday afternoon, Rangers rookie Gabe Perreault, was about to enter the sixth grade. Most of the players in the ...

Country music sure likes to talk a lot about “authenticity,” but spend a day with a country musician who isn’t really country — and who quite possibly shouldn’t even be around today — and you’ll ...

The U.S. Department of Defense should have one key priority: getting weapons to warfighters fast and staying ahead of adversaries, especially China. Call the Pentagon whatever you like; our troops ...

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Such special marking work on the roadways is now largely done either with stencils and paint, or with pre-fabricated markings applied to the road with heat, Newman said. This is different. Mounted on ...