Новости за 31.12.2024

My main beat at the La Crosse Tribune is public safety, but this list doesn't feature any high-profile crimes or trials. Except for one, my favorite stories of 2024 involved subjects far outside the courtroom.

New technology can make investing easier — or more complicated — for retail investors.

In a surprising move, Cricket Australia hasn't picked Aussie skipper Pat Cummins in the Test team of the year.

The organized outings have become a Jan. 1 staple at state and regional parks around Minnesota.

Tour operators, travel agents and cruise lines are fielding growing demand from solo female travelers, especially older women flush with disposable income.

After a historic fish die-off, a California lake is teeming with trout once again.

"No longer for SF serial killers, Alcotraz is for London’s 'serial daters.'"

Inbaal Honigman revealed the Mercury retrograde dates in 2025 to look out for, as well as the key themes which will be prevalent at those times.

Her store on Haight and Ashbury changed the fabric of San Francisco forever.

"It would affect everybody on the planet," a local astronomer said.

High-end home prices shattered records across California this year.

If the Islanders were run by a GM without a 40-year history of always staying in the fight, they would be on a trajectory to sell at the deadline.

A snowy owl was spotted swooping into Shirley Chisholm State Park over the holiday weekend -- marking its first appearance in the Big Apple in years.

The dollar is benefiting from U.S. exceptionalism and entering the new year on a high. Most signs point to more strength ahead.

The Chiefs finally look worthy of another Super Bowl, the Bills are chasing them, and more in this week's NFL power ranks.

Michael Carrick claims the Boxing Day draw with Sheffield Wednesday was Middlesbrough’s season in microcosm.

First responders too often see the worst of humanity while also placing their own lives in danger. They are in pressure-cooker jobs that can exact a heavy personal toll, including career burnout, depression and suicide.

Steve Gates has spent the last two years making the Roseland community safer through his nonprofit street outreach group.

DEAR ABBY: I am a widow of two decades who has raised a family in an old historic home in a small island town. In the course of renovating and maintaining the home, a father-and-son electrician team have been like family.

IF you’ve tried every diet under the sun but still can’t shift those excess pounds, it might be that you’re eating the wrong foods – rather than too much food. 

2024 was dominated by the preparation for an Oct. 1 East and Gulf Coast port strike, and constant adaptation to longer ocean transit times.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) -- Central Ohio is full of traditions. According to data from the U.S. Census Bureau, only 0.3% of Columbus residents are Indigenous, so more than 99% of the city can trace heritage back to another country. As central Ohioans gear up for 2025, consider ringing in the new year with celebrations from [...]

We're seeing several signs of a cold plunge through the middle of the country for next week that could have impacts on our weather in Central Texas.

New York's 267 licensed cannabis merchants are offering plenty of goodies to stuff into the stockings of pot lovers fora buzzy Christmas and Hanukkah -- traditional flowered weed, pre-rolls, oils infused with THC, "pain relief" gummies and other edibles and gift certificates.