Shane Beamer is aware that changing an offensive line coach is not the same thing as changing the actual offensive line. So, yes, Beamer decided to change offensive line coaches after Saturday’s 20-10 ...

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SNAP benefits are days away from disappearing for families, but how does it all work? Kalamazoo City Commission approves contract for next city manager Malcolm Hankins City Commissioners have passed ...

We trust Macs to be reliable, secure and mostly resistant to viruses. Apple's software reputation has long been built around the idea that macOS is harder to compromise than Windows. And while there ...

Ed Sheeran and “Adolescence” director Philip Barantini are joining forces for a new kind of music experience for Netflix. “One Shot With Ed Sheeran” follows as the singer walks through the streets of ...

While they weren't able give the Texans much of a fight, the Ravens did show some push back after taking exception to Jaylin Noel's touchdown celebration during the fourth quarter of Sunday's Week 5 ...

Gold retreated as the dollar pushed higher and investors booked profits after a five-day rally that saw it reach fresh records. Traders also sought clues on the US economy as the government shutdown ...

A flooring business in the small town of Sturgis, Mich. is defending itself after an advertisement in the local newspaper on Tuesday sparked outrage. Consumers Energy launches 'Public Safety Power ...

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (KESQ) - The 34-year-old who started the destructive Line Fire last year near Highland has been sentenced to 16 years to life in prison. Justin Wayne Halstenberg, 34, of Norco, ...

Congressional leaders have failed to negotiate a deal on legislation to fund the federal government before midnight on Oct. 1. According to statistics from the South Dakota Department of Labor, about ...

The NCAA's FBS Oversight Committee approved a modification Monday to its new January transfer window that will allow undergraduate and postgraduate players to enter the transfer portal from Jan. 2-16.