Susan King is 66 and relies on a wheelchair to get around. She took a nasty spill Saturday on the icy pavement in a chair she calls a "lemon" that she's been desperately trying to get replaced.
MILAN - Perhaps Blayre Turnbull was onto something early Friday afternoon when she lamented the grogginess she felt during a late-night practice here two nights before the Canadian women finally got their Olympic defence underway. Read More
Sunnymead Elementary School in Hillsborough Township is so overcrowded, Principal Tammy Jenkins gave up her room five years ago to help with the lack of space.
North Korea has executed schoolchildren for watching South Korean TV and listening to K-pop, including Netflix’s “Squid Game,” Amnesty International said. Defectors described public executions, labor camps and harsh crackdowns on foreign media.
Luke Kennard, who was acquired by the Lakers in a deal at the NBA trade deadline, is being encouraged by coach JJ Redick to shoot more 3-pointers and "not turn down shots."
A majority of those who lost service have had their power restored. But thousands in more rural areas remain in darkness, according to a local utility.
The rally, dubbed the “March for Billionaires,” drew supporters of the state’s ultra-wealthy residents, who are in the crosshairs of a proposal that would force them to hand over five percent of their net worth to California each year.
An Israeli bobsled pilot says the apartment that he and some fellow Olympians have been using while finishing their training for the Milan Cortina Winter Games was robbed Saturday, with passports and “thousands of dollars” worth of other items among what was taken.