Fans cheer at Levi’s Stadium. California lawsuits aim to curb Live Nation’s dominance, fight scalping and lower fees to restore competition and make concert and sports tickets more affordable. Kevin ...

Oakdale’s Brett Dennen will return for a show at the State Theatre to benefit Camp Jack Hazard. The singer-songwriter was a camper and later a staff member there, according to the theater’s website.

ANN ARBOR, MI — Stephen Pollock was full of intelligence and humor, and was an easy person to talk to, his colleagues said. And the name “Industrial and Operations Engineering”? Pollock coined the ...

The United States carried out a large-scale strike against Venezuela’s socialist regime early Saturday morning, bombing several military and key government installations and capturing strongman ...

NEW ORLEANS — Voters headed to the polls on Saturday to decide on a number of key races, including races for mayor, sheriff, several city council seats, coroner, parish assessor, and clerks for both ...

LA CROSSE (WKBT) -- La Crosse was treated to a spectacular musical evening as local rising star Andre Previn Peck took the stage with the La Crosse Symphony Orchestra for the much-anticipated Holiday ...

During the night in Venezuela, the United States Government launched strikes on the capital city of Caracas and captured the leader, Nicolas Maduro and his wife. The invasion was carried out because ...

Launched on 4 January, the new 30 service is now operating from the Trafford Centre through Trafford Park, to MediaCity, along Ordsall Lane and to the City Centre, servicing hundreds of new homes and ...

Lady Vols basketball crushed Southern Indiana in a lopsided matchup, but it did little to inspire confidence going into SEC play. No. 18 Tennessee (8-3) beat the Screaming Eagles 89-44 at Food City ...

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — No. 14 Alabama will play its 14th game of the regular season, and the first of SEC play, on Saturday at home against Kentucky. The Crimson Tide finished 10-3 in nonconference play, ...

Ten months ahead of November’s midterms, political and economic crosscurrents are colliding. Which of these conflicting trends prevail will greatly shape the next two years. And possibly even longer.