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Max Brown comes from a rich lineage and an athletic family. His dad, Mike Brown, played at Furman University from 1992-1996 ...

“I cannot imagine the trauma these kids and their mom are feeling, and I pray they will be able to heal when they return home.” Hochul said the state will work with ICE to apprehend gang ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. — You claim your kid as a dependent. That's a nice tax savings for you. And while your kid isn't required to file taxes, if they work, they may want to file taxes. "They are not ...

Ice rinks are few and far between, and the cost of equipment is a prohibitive force to kids across the globe. The Youngstown Phantoms have a youth program, but when area kids reach high school ...

PHOENIX (AP) — Lori Vallow Daybell, who was convicted of killing her two youngest children and conspiring to murder a romantic rival, is on trial again. This time, she’s accused in Arizona of ...

Following a $250,000 commitment from the Columbus Blue Jackets Foundation, the Liberty Township/Powell YMCA will open a ...

Jessie Kozak, a mother and advocate for autism awareness, has been instrumental in implementing sensory-friendly initiatives at her son's school and in the wider community. Kozak's efforts led to ...