AT&T is ending its landline phone services in Illinois as the utility moves to a digital home phone service over the next two years. The utility is phasing out landline use as it works with customers ...

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – The initial campaign of year-round service from the Cross Bay Ferry is ending early. According to the City of St. Petersburg, information posted on its social accounts indicate ...

Ben Bibik lives in Tully. I write as a longtime volunteer firefighter. I am one of the few who has the luxury of working in district that can respond to most of the calls during the daytime hours, ...

In a sign of changing times, AT&T, the nation's largest wireless provider, will be switching from traditional landlines in favor of a more modern option. Customers have received letters explaining the ...

Golden Gate Ferry passengers will begin seeing major changes in the coming years as the aging fleet is replaced with cleaner and more efficient vessels. The Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and ...

READING, Pa. – For passengers who rely on Amtrak's bus service between Reading and Philadelphia, time is running out. The service, which provided a crucial link for commuters and students, will ...

Swifties get their last farewell to The Eras Tour this Friday, with the brand new docuseries "Taylor Swift – The End of an Era" landing on Disney+ on December 12. The six-episode series gets its start ...

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) — Defensive end Stephen Daley is expected to miss the College Football Playoff after getting injured during No. 1 Indiana’s Big Ten championship celebration. Coach Curt Cignetti ...

It’s time for one last look at the Golden Age of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour before we say goodbye. You can watch it all on Disney+. “The End of an Era” is a six-episode docuseries loaded with behind-the ...

Disney+ has released a new six-part docuseries titled "Taylor Swift The End of an Era." The series provides a behind-the-scenes look at the Eras Tour and features interviews with Swift, her family, ...

Physicist Heinz von Foerster predicted back in 1960 that the world would end in 2026. von Foerster stated in his prediction that the world would ultimately end because of "infinite" over-population.

When OpenAI CEO Sam Altman made the dramatic call for a “code red” last week to beat back a rising threat from Google, he put a notable priority at the top of his list of fixes. The world’s most ...