At least 10 people were killed in southern Italy on Monday when the level of a raging white-water creek in a deep mountain gorge swelled suddenly after heavy rainfall upstream, officials said. [Read More]

Beaverton police say dozens of cars and several buildings at two apartment complexes were spray-painted with graffiti early Sunday morning. [Read More]

Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill Monday making surfing the official sport of California. [Read More]

The Endicott Police Department and Endicott Fire Department kept Gwen Stefani and her three children busy during their time here in the Southern Tier. ... [Read More]

We're learning more about a threat that forced a school to evacuate in Chenango County last week. [Read More]

A 16,000 square-foot home in Oldham County is engulfed in flames and fire officials expect it to be a total loss. [Read More]

State Republican leaders have launched their third investigation of either the former Democratic administration of Gov. Steve Beshear, or his son, Attorney General Andy Beshear, who is running for governor next year. [Read More]

Sharknado VR: Eye of the Storm, the world's first virtual reality Sharknado experience and made by Autumn VR, throws gamers into the bloody action later this year on PlayStation VR, Steam, HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, iOS and Android. [Read More]

The New Day took the opportunity to pay homage to Sega and Sonic the Hedgehog during the WWE pay-per-view event SummerSlam. [Read More]

By ANDY GARDNER MASSENA -- New signs touting Massena Central varsity champion teams and athletes will be installed on three roadways leading into town, the Board of Education decided at their Thursday meeting. The signs will pay tribute to boys and girls hockey, baseball and cross country teams, as well as high jump, discus and wrestling athletes.One of the three new signs will look something like this once installed. The other two will be more horizontal. They will be placed near the high school football practice field on state Route 37, near Jefferson Elementary on... [Read More]

The Colorado man who had pleaded publicly for the safe return of his missing wife and two young daughters was charged Monday with five counts of murder. [Read More]

BACK-TO-SCHOOL RELIEF: As families in Dickinson rebuild after Harvey, one woman is making sure they won't have to face an added burden as school returns. [Read More]

Metro police are seeking two people for questioning in a series of East Nashville and Madison killings.        ... [Read More]

Ohio State University announced Monday that leadership will meet Wednesday to decide the fate of head football coach Urban Meyer. Meyer was placed on paid leave while the school investigates what he knew about allegations of domestic violence involving a former assistant coach. >>Read complete coverage at BuckeyeXtra.com/UrbanMeyer University officials released a statement that said the 19-member board of trustees will meet in executive session at 9 a.m. Wednesday to... [Read More]

Democrats control the California Legislature, but too often they act like they own the place no matter how bad it looks. [Read More]

The Sacramento City Council is to vote Aug. 21, 2018 on a local hiring agreement for city construction projects, including the expansion of the Sacramento Convention Center and the renovation of the Community Center Theater. [Read More]

Although I strongly support eliminating money bail, the recent amendments to Senate Bill 10 could lead to the detention of more people, and likely will exacerbate racial injustices. [Read More]

The three-day season will be open only for archery hunters. [Read More]