The University of Arkansas' first-ever admitted class included a Black man, James McGehee of Woodruff County, but it wasn't until Silas Hunt was admitted to law school in 1948 that more students being ...

Editor’s note: Please read an update to this story, Amtrak responds after mother and daughter die in crash with train UPDATE (5:00 p.m.): MPD sent this update late Saturday afternoon: On Saturday, ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Four people were killed and 29 injured in a massive Tuesday morning crash on Interstate 25 in southern Colorado involving 36 vehicles, according to the ...

The man, who federal officials said had entered the United States illegally, was arrested and charged with first-degree homicide after the crash in Savannah, Ga., according to the county police. By ...

TOWN AND COUNTRY, Mo. — A teen died and another was seriously injured in a crash Sunday night on Interstate 64 in Town and Country. According to a crash report from the Missouri State Highway Patrol, ...

Microsoft has released .NET 11 Preview 1, a planned update to the cross-platform software development platform that features JIT performance improvements, faster compression, CoreCLR support ...

Last month, President Trump announced his pick for the next Fed chair, which had a big impact on silver and gold prices. Investors appear to be more confident in the Fed's independence due to the ...

Lindsey Vonn gave it her all to ski on a torn ACL, but her highly anticipated run at the 2026 Winter Olympics ended early with a heart-stopping crash in the women's downhill event that left her ...

BREEZES TO USHER IN THE NEXT STORM. BRIAN HAS A LOOK AT THE COMMUTE. NOT GOOD. RIGHT NOW WE HAVE BREAKING NEWS. THIS IS IN FOLSOM. THIS IS FOLSOM BOULEVARD, AND THIS IS RIGHT FROM THE CAMERA AT ...

There are fears that stocks are overvalued right now, and some data backs this up. This could lead to a market crash, though we can't be certain. Buying shares of undervalued companies with strong ...

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Gold and silver have been the kinds of trade you could set and forget lately up day after day, headlines screaming new highs, and the usual “hard assets are back” chatter getting louder. Then Friday ...