More than 400 laypeople, clergy and men and women in consecrated life participated in the Archdiocesan Synod 2025: You Will Be My Witnesses Assembly June 7 at Cretin-Derham Hall in St. Paul.

Gang Green Nation! The New York Jets will wrap up the offseason today with the final day of mandatory minicamp. The players ...

Randy White, husband of country singer Lorrie Morgan, has died following a battle with mouth cancer.He was reportedly 72. Morgan, best known for her hits "Five Minutes," "What Part of No," and "I ...

Randy Crowder was drafted by the Dolphins in the sixth round in 1974 out of Penn State. Channing and Randy are among three father-son duos to play for the Dolphins.

Country music legend Randy Travis has released his second single, "Horses in Heaven," that used the help of AI after his near-fatal stroke in 2013. He extended his "More Life Tour" through the fall.

WELLESLEY — Some teams may been stressed by a team bus issue. Not the Walpole girls lacrosse squad. UMass commit Caitlyn Naughton had another big performance, finishing with five goals and an ...

With 1:36 to play in the first quarter, Naughton received her first scoring opportunity off of a free position shot. She did not miss, sniping the cage as Walpole constructed a 5-0 edge.

North was followed by Brad Wilson (1961-66), Chuck Burdick (1967-83), Randy Peterson (1984-89), Susan Harman (1990-93) and John Naughton (1994-present). An expert panel was assembled to compile an ...

Randy Travis’ deep, soulful voice is as iconic as his many chart-topping country hits.And even though a devastating stroke limited how much of that voice the Grammy-winning artist can use, he ...

Randy Travis was honored during Opry 100: A Live Celebration more than 10 years after his near-fatal stroke. The singer sang the last word on Carrie Underwood's cover of "Forever and Ever, Amen." ...

Randy Orton is one of the most decorated and legendary names in WWE history. The 14-time WWE Champion has crafted a stellar 23-year career that has spanned different eras of the company.

Randy Stinson, founder of the iconic Salt Lake City vinyl record shop named after him and remembered by his family as a “walking Rolodex of music,” died on Dec. 14, 2024, of natural causes at ...