Keegan Bradley was never on the fast path to golf stardom. He grew up in New England and had to fight his way to the top of the game, where he finds himself this week at Bethpage Black.

In 1963, USS Thresher sank, killing all 129 aboard—sparking decades of speculation. It remains the deadliest submarine ...

Following its first bye week of the season, Penn State plunges into Big Ten play with a top-10 matchup against Oregon in Beaver Stadium, one of the most anticipated games of the season at a national ...

She published her first book of poems at 49 and her first work of prose, the acclaimed novel “Rattlebone,” six years later.

At 5-foot-6, 139 pounds, lefty Bobby Shantz wasn’t the most imposing figure standing on the mound. His 16-year career exceeded that height.

Like a lot of kids in the 1950s and 1960s, Steve Lane began collecting baseball cards at an early age. In his case, it was as a 6-year-old in Brooklyn.

Creating a borough government was no easy feat for the citizens and officials of the Kenai Peninsula, starting with incorporation in 1964, followed by battles over the location of the borough seat, ...

Richard Schmaedeke was a longtime funeral director whose family-run business handled arrangements out of Orland Park and Worth.

In recent years, the Getty has rolled out multiple initiatives aimed at strengthening and preserving L.A.'s Black heritage, ...

The site of Danville’s first Black theater will get a state historic marker, following a vote last week by Virginia’s Board of Historic Resources. Also, the board voted to approve two alternate sites ...

The benefits of powerlifting far outweigh the risks, according to Cooper. He sets and surpasses goals, made new friends, and said that after 25 years of high blood pressure — for which he once needed ...

Belva Davis, the Bay Area and West Coast's first Black female television news anchor, has died at 92. KTVU has learned she died Wednesday morning after a long illness.