The fight over saving what some call a historic gym is not finished after residents spoke at a town meeting and insisted that ...

It’s our moral and ethical responsibility to mitigate threats to this incredible Philadelphia landmark.

With wins Tuesday, the Hopedale and Uxbridge girls' hoop teams made history. In a few days, one of the two squads will add ...

Bane played four seasons at TCU from 2016-2020 earning back-to-back All-Big 12 selections in his final two seasons and ended ...

The story behind Charlotte's newest Black-owned gym, The Underground Effect, promoting health and wellness through fitness ...

Wrestling was sanctioned as the 11th sport for high school girls athletics in 2022. Numbers have grown in those three seasons. Now, middle schools are starting to offer the sport.

A building in Elmira that’s been used for decades as a place for wedding receptions, celebratory events, and so many other gatherings is up for sale, according to ...

After a mortifying experience, Kate Klug joked that if a hole had opened up, she "would have willingly climbed into it." ...

Archaeologists from the Museum of London have discovered a well-preserved part of the ancient city of London’s first Roman ...

Exercise isn't alway fun, but swinging around on a trapeze one night a week is nothing short of exhilarating, writes.

An old basement in Columbus North High School may as well be a time machine thanks to the creativity of several students and an Advanced Placement U.S. history teacher.

Le Sueur-Henderson Elementary took a step back in time, as fourth- and fifth-grade students put on their cowboy hats and bonnets for an immersive trip into the 19th century.