The filing deadline passed Dec. 8, 2025, for candidates seeking a place on the March 3, 2026, primary ballot, revealing county, state and federal races that will appear on those ballots in Potter and ...

Cold temperatures Tuesday morning didn’t stop hot drinks and sweet treats from being served up by members of Burrell High School’s unified bocce team. The team, comprising eight students with special ...

Progressive insurgents are challenging establishment incumbents across the country, creating internal party conflict. Key primary battles are emerging in states like Texas, New York, and Maine, ...

After a round of electoral wins this fall that included ushering New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani onto the national stage, the Democratic Party is bracing for a 2026 primary season that could ...

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman launched his campaign for New York governor Tuesday, spurring a competitive Republican primary in next year's election that party leaders had hoped to avoid. In ...

There seems to be conflicting messages. On one hand, PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp argues that the middle class matters. “You cannot build a lifelong sport that outlives your stars if you don’t build a ...

The top of the 2026 Draft won’t be set until the MLB Draft Lottery plays out on Dec. 9. But the overall Draft order is beginning to take shape, now that the Competitive Balance rounds are set. Since ...

SYDNEY, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Australia's eight-time world champion Stephanie Gilmore will rejoin surfing's world tour next year, the second former title-holder to announce a return this week after ...

A new laptop feels like a fresh digital start: fast, clean, and ready for anything. But before you dive in, it’s wise to perform a quick system check, because many devices come with unnecessary ...

Tom Rauscher doesn't feel his age. "What does it mean to feel like you're 79?" he told Business Insider's Sarah Andersen. "I'm still very active. I can still work out a lot." A retired computer ...

A strange kayak-cheating scandal reinforces the same truth: rules can guide a sport, but only integrity can protect it. Feedback from my earlier piece on integrity among bass tournament anglers ...