Meet the nominees for The Observer’s girls’ high school basketball player of the week. The poll closes Friday at noon. Vote ...

The closure of the Central Florida distribution center is a part of these plans, putting over 1,000 employees out of a job.

A popular, family-owned Mexican restaurant is expected to open its second location in Peoria by summer 2026. Someburros, founded in Arizona, is increasing its presence in the West Valley with a second ...

Sherrill, a Democratic Congresswoman, defeated Republican challenger Jack Ciattarelli, with the race being called shortly after polls closed by Decision Desk, a nonpartisan website that tracks ...

Florida boat builder faces 30 years in prison for ripping off customers in six states Senate GOP blocks Dem effort to fund SNAP This rare ‘mad honey’ is only found in two places in the world. It’s ...

Explore Coc Lake, a tranquil destination located in Thai Nguyen province in northern Vietnam. Captured in ultra-high-definition, this aerial view reveals peaceful lakeside scenery framed by rolling ...

GEORGETOWN, S.C. − Khayel Sam Fong-Talia was 13 of 20 through the air for 201 yards and three touchdowns as Dillon High School capped off its regular season with a 46-7 victory over Georgetown on ...

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The Poconos' six girls soccer programs have announced its 2025 All-Area selections, which include first, second and third teams. Pleasant Valley senior forward Marta Perry was named the area's Most ...

Yonkers resident Cesar Ortega Licona, 45, was sentenced on Tuesday, Oct. 28, to five years in prison and five years of post-release supervision for the incident, which happened in December 2024, Bronx ...

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Even from hearing his name called as a Washington Wizards draft pick, the professional basketball journey for Dillon Jones has been eventful since he concluded his Weber State career in March 2024.