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Eyes on Milwaukee: Blue Skies Expanding on North Avenue urbanmilwaukee Landscaping company started by Walnut Way buying three properties at 19th and North.

New evidence suggests most YouTube videos on climate change deny its existence.

Veterans to hold motorcycle ride for homeless awareness Parkersburg News PARKERSBURG We Have Your Six and the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association will hold a motorcycle ride and parade through Pa

Harvard professor Cornel West joins us from Detroit, where he attended both nights of the Democratic debate. He talks about the troubling legacy of the Obama administration and why he is supporting Bernie Sanders again for president.

We will play for free for sake of the game: Zimbabwe cricketers Times of India Cricket News: Barred from competing in any ICC event, Zimbabwe's cricketers are willing to play "for free"

Mick Schumacher drove around in F2004 car which carried his father, Michael Schumacher, to 13 wins from 18 races and his seventh and last title.

UN Special Coordinator for Lebanon Statement on Lebanon's Army Day Naharnet On the occasion of Lebanon's 74th Army Day, UN Special Coordinator for Lebanon Jan Kubis today praised the committe

Lewis Hamilton finished 11th while Valtteri Bottas crashed out of German GP.

Max Verstappen emerged victorious in chaotic German Grand Prix that was punctuated by rain-storms, crashes and Safety Car and Virtual Safety Car interventions.

Wood County Schools wrapping up summer projects - News, Sports, Jobs Parkersburg News PARKERSBURG Dozens of summer construction and repair projects are nearly complete as Wood County Schools heads i

Parkersburg street paving begins in August - News, Sports, Jobs Parkersburg News PARKERSBURG A different approach to the 2019 paving project is expected to help the City of Parkersburg stretch its m

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has expressed optimism in the outcome of its case at the presidential election tribunal saying the All Progressives Congress has damaged its own case.

Lebanon Is Sick and Tired of Syrian Refugees Foreign Policy Since 2011, Lebanon has taken in 1.5 million Syrian refugees. Officially, the country's policy has been to host them until the war in t

Donating your time - and blood - on Saturday will score you two free tickets to a Baltimore Orioles home game and an Amazon gift card.

Behind the scenes, President Abdel Fatah el-Sissi’s closest advisers reworked the constitution to prolong his presidency and tighten his grip on Egypt. Not since the decades-long rule of Hosni Mubarak has so much power been concentrated in the hands of one man

Charles Leclerc topped in the second practice while Sebastian Vettel was victorious in the first practice as Ferrari started the German Grand Prix well.

Crystal Palace have officials in Spain, but could face disappointment in their chase for Victor Camarasa.

Their brawl emphasized a major question in the health care debate: What is the government's role in providing care?

The troubles of Indian pharma companies abroad raise questions about the domestic drug regulator

Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc shone in the scorching sun in the first two practices of German Grand Prix.

The Goa Assembly on Thursday passed a bill which allows women in the industrial sector to work in the night shift.

Game Thread #109: Milwaukee Brewers (56-52) @ Oakland Athletics (61-47) Brew Crew Ball Lyles (Team debut; 5-7, 5.36 ERA) vs. Anderson (9-6, 4.05 ERA)

Lewis Hamilton, who started on pole position, crashed and finished 11th in a wildly-spectacular German GP for Max Verstappen.

German GP: Ferrari's Charles Leclerc lashed out at the low-grip asphalt used on the outside of the final corners at the Hockenheim track.

We will play for free for sake of the game: Zimbabwe cricketer India Today Barred from competing in any ICC event, Zimbabwe's cricketers are willing to play "for free" to keep the game