Bob Franklin taught journalism students and was active in Medina city affairs. And he preferred socks to shoes.

"Anyone who thinks property taxes are boring should have covered the committee I did," columnist Terry Woster writes.

James Madison University professor Rebecca Brannon studies age and the American Revolution. She says her students are often ...

Missouri’s GOP senators are kowtowing to the perceived powers of an unelected and never confirmed head of a make-believe ...

Part of the problem with the woman's yard is that grass requires a lot of water to stay green. Living in the drought-ravaged West — even usually wet Washington, where she lives — had a tiny amount of ...

A majority of Republican voters believe Trump would address problems effectively if only he didn’t have to worry so much ...

Director Matthew Rankin ’s odyssey through a Winnipeg dotted with homages to Iranian film history — and featuring the coziest ...

In what could have been a much more harmful moment, Roseman was evidently able to collect himself, seen walking down Benjamin Franklin Parkway toward the end of the parade, interacting with fans. When ...

Alders and New Haveners gathered at Salsa’s for a community dinner to support local businesses whose clientele have been ...

Andina opened after years as a pop-up phenom and big-time La Cocina graduate. It’s not curtains for the Venezuelan outfit, ...

Baltimore residents and Baltimore Sun staffers rebel against the new ownership of the city’s iconic newspaper.

Editor’s Note: Co-written by Zane Glick, ‘Why I quit finance’ chronicles Neil Shah’s journey first in, then out of Big Finance, with hopes of highlighting the loss of career autonomy amongst aspiring ...