South Africans demand justice in child rape, murder case
By Jane Bodmer South Africans gathered in front of the Alexandra Magistrate Court in Johannesburg last week to show support for the family of a
February 15, 2017
By Jane Bodmer South Africans gathered in front of the Alexandra Magistrate Court in Johannesburg last week to show support for the family of a
By Rachel Newman Seasonally adjusted U.S. retail sales rose 0.4 percent in January, the Commerce Department reported, beating Wall Street expectations by 0.3 percent. Sales
By Bia Medious State and municipal employees are threatening a strike in response to Gov. Bruce Rauner’s refusal to negotiate their new contract. Rauner wants
By Alan Suriel College basketball coaches have different goals. Some want to win national championships. Some want to have a top-five recruiting class. Tommie Posley
By Mike Davis The teenage years tend to be a time of identity crisis. Whether striving to be a member of the crowd, or a
By Brent Schwartz Reporting from Houston Robert Flowers Jr. packed his things, and planned his trip to go watch his son, New England Patriots defensive
By Mark Singer Standing in the same arena of his final high school game some 25 years ago, Chris Collins can’t help but smile when
By Alex Whittler ComEd is warning consumers of the dangers of those popular aluminum Valentine’s Day balloons. Last year, nearly 2500 people were left without
By Allie Burger Reporting from Houston The Super Bowl has come and gone. Fans have left Houston and Twitter has trended toward in-season sports. But
By Haley Velasco Feb. 14 Update: We have added a documentary to this story which features student Freddy Mercado and David Pohlad in the bike shop.