Children's Day 2024, celebrated on November 14 as Bal Diwas, honours children’s innocence and potential with heartfelt wishes ...

Megan Fox has learned a lot about being a mom over the years thanks to her little ones. Fox was first introduced to ...

BLACK MOUNTAIN — As Black Mountain town officials continue to work to get residents back on water and sanitation services, Town Manager Josh Harrold echoed his previous comments that getting tourists ...

Winning one World Series is hard enough, but there have been only 14 teams to win at least two in a row. Capturing back-to-back championships is obviously no easy feat. Just ask the 2024 Rangers, who ...

Students and faculty of Hampton High School were last together Sept. 26 at their home building, about eight miles away. The northeast Tennessee school was torn apart in the deadly storm.

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Four astronauts have returned to Earth with Elon Musk's SpaceX after issues with Boeing's Starliner delayed their mission. SpaceX Crew-8 splashed down off the coast of Pensacola, Florida at 3:29 a ...

A NSW district court judge has been blasted after she invited a teenage criminal appearing before her to be sentenced over violent home invasions to give a welcome to country in ... says look if you’d ...

Welcome Back, Kotter debuted in September 1975 and starred Kaplan as the wisecracking teacher Gabe Kotter. His students at James Buchanan High School — nicknamed the Sweathogs — included ...

The welcome is starting ... At the start of the school year, he wasn’t sure if he should stay in AP biology. He had learned some English at his school back home, but the scientific vocabulary ...

Alan Sacks, known for co-creating Welcome Back, Kotter and producing several Disney Channel projects, has died. He was 81. The producer’s wife, talent agent Annette van Duren, tells Deadline ...

Along with Gabe Kaplan and Peter Meyerson, he helped develop and co-create “Welcome Back, Kotter,” basing the sitcom on his high school friends in Brooklyn and on Kaplan’s stand-up routine.