Democracy rarely collapses in a single moment. More often, it erodes gradually – when standards slip, when conduct overshadows purpose, and when public confidence begins to fray. In such moments, the ...

This year it’s the 59th Woodland Holiday Parade – maybe. It’s tough to know how many years the parade has been held since it’s been canceled over the years due primarily to lousy weather and the COVID ...

In the end, it wasn’t even close. When President Donald Trump’s determined and deluded campaign to redistrict Indiana’s congressional maps in the middle of a decade came up for a vote in the Indiana ...

One of my favorite memes shows a bird's-eye view of a massive highway with 20 lanes, turnpikes, exits galore and the cars all at stand-still traffic. The caption above the picture says, “Please, just ...

Bermuda’s housing crisis is one of the most urgent challenges facing our people. Across the Island, families, seniors, and young Bermudians continue to struggle to find safe, affordable places to live ...

You need a “bro brooch,” I have been telling my husband. It’s way past time to jazz up his fashion game. I collect vintage brooches along with many other glittering baubles. I once thought those ...

Oklahoma coach Brent Venables and the Big 12 Conference seem to disagree about the Sooners’ tenure as a member of the league. Venables said at his weekly press conference Tuesday that playing in the ...

When the Big 12 higher-ups announced on Sept. 9 that they were removing an officiating crew from its next game assignment based on a procedural error by that crew in ...

Alaska carries a lot of symbolism, especially for Americans. The phrase “North to Alaska” is the title of a popular song performed by Johnny Horton, a rockabilly singer of the 1950s, and a 1960 film ...

Commissioner Brett Yormark is expected to address all the hottest topics in college sports next Tuesday during his state-of-the-conference remarks at the Big 12’s football media extravaganza in Frisco ...

Let’s say you’ve been working a job you love for as long as you remember while making $150K a year doing it. It’s the life you’ve known, the reality you’ve embraced — the future you were depending on.