The arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor​ makes the former ​prince ​the highest-profile person to face criminal charges related to ties with Jeffrey Epstein. But plenty of other big names are “in the ...

Ecotex will retain the Amarillo facility’s current employees and assume service for regional healthcare providers. Here's ...

The city council approved plans for an eight-unit micro-apartment project on North Shore Road at its meeting last week. Claudia Gallego, the owner of the Capri Bistro at 1559 North Shore Road, is ...

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In a news release on Tuesday, first covered by the Press Democrat, Keller and Yountville's Ranch Market owner Arik Housley ...

The latest Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue has some wag to it. That’s not a typo, but more specifically, the issue includes NFL WAGs. That’s the acronym for Wives and Girlfriends. One of the new ...

The Department of Justice said Monday that it took down “several thousand documents and media” from recently released Epstein files that mistakenly exposed the personal information of the disgraced ...

The latest release of emails from the "Epstein Files" shows that convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein connected New York Giants co-owner and chairman Steve Tisch with multiple women while exchanging ...

With the Super Bowl just days away, the NFL offseason will soon go into high gear. And there may not be an organization league-wide that others are watching closer than the Minnesota Vikings. Late ...

Sep 28, 2025; Dublin, Ireland; NFL commissioner Roger Goodell stands on the sidelines prior to a game between the Minnesota Vikings and Pittsburgh Steelers during an NFL International Series game at ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — A newly-released batch of files in the case against convicted sex offender Jeffery Epstein ties him to Nashville. Dozens of emails show Epstein’s team booking flights to and ...

The league’s statement came ahead of Commissioner Roger Goodell’s annual state of the league address to open Super Bowl week. "We are going to look at all the facts," Goodell told reporters Monday.