He would be tried as an adult. Colt joined Tuesday’s hearing virtually, wearing a black T-shirt and glasses. His dark hair was cut short. At his first appearance, Colt had long blond hair.

Chase Petty's first start since last week's disappointing Major League Baseball debut came Tuesday for the Triple-A Louisville Bats. Petty tossed six no-hit innings with three walks and eight ...

(WFLA) — Law enforcement officers and emergency medical personnel trained together this week in a high-intensity active shooter drill ... proving effective. First responders in Tallahassee ...

Alix Earle is hitting the newsstands. The influencer made the cut for the Sports Illustrated 2025 Swimsuit Issue, after making history as the brand’s first digital cover model last year.

He would be tried as an adult. Colt joined Tuesday’s hearing virtually, wearing a black T-shirt and glasses. His dark hair was cut short. At his first appearance, Colt had long blond hair. Several ...

A judge on Tuesday ordered the Florida State University student accused of killing two people and wounding six others in a mass ... During 20-year-old Phoenix Ikner's first court appearance ...

Ikner now faces two counts of first-degree murder and seven counts of attempted murder. Two men who were working on campus at the time, Robert Morales and Tiru Chabba, were killed in the shooting.

Frontier Airlines announced Tuesday it will revamp its aircraft to include first-class seating. The carrier said the planned first-class seats, set to roll out late next year, will "provide ...

The first six seats of over 60,000 have been installed. Located at what will be the 20-yard line, the first seats were unveiled to lifelong fan Jerry Young, who said he purchased the personal seat ...

Vrabel hired Williams shortly after he was named Patriots' coach in January. Williams spent six years on Vrabel’s staff with the Tennessee Titans.

First published in 1964, SI‘s swimsuit issue remains the magazine’s most popular annual installment, but it has received criticism in the past. In a 1997 book, sports sociologist Laurel R.