Townsquare Staff

The standoff in Oregon that has captured headlines may be serious business, but not all of the response are.

In this social media age, it's sometimes good to be reminded that you should watch what you say.

Women have worked hard to break down barriers in order to make a career in sports journalism, a fact which will make you cringe all the more when watching this.

This veteran keeps on fighting.

Donald Trump's presidential campaign has kicked into high gear.

Stuart Scott died one year ago today (January 4), but his legacy lives on.

Bill Cosby, who has been accused multiple times of sexually assaulting women over several decades, was officially charged in relation to a 2004 incident in Pennsylvania. Montgomery County assistant district attorney Kevin R. Steele made the announcement Wednesday morning, saying the charge is first-degree aggravated indecent assault.

At some point in 2016, residents of most states will not be able to use their driver's licenses as identification at airports -- even for domestic flights.

Whose pants were the most on fire in 2015?

This sports anchor definitely felt the force while doing highlights of an NFL game.

Martin Shkreli, the man who attained nationwide infamy by purchasing the rights to an AIDS-treatment drug and increasing the price from $13.50 to $750 per pill overnight, was arrested at his Manhattan apartment early Thursday morning. Shkreli, currently the CEO of Turing Pharaceuticals, was charged with securities fraud dating to when he had previously run a hedge fund called MSMB Capital Manageme

What exactly were people looking for this year?

All schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District were closed Tuesday after officials received an "electronic threat."

Serena Williams, the number one tennis player in the world, has added another honor to her already overflowing trophy case.

One college professor is working toward what could be a big breakthrough in the fight against cancer.

We know, we know -- we've been bad at providing essential rugby highlights. We're read your letters, perused your emails and heard your pleas.

Muhammad Ali continues to deliver knockout punches. Only now he's doing it in the ad game.

If it mattered in 2015, it was on Facebook.

First, there's a coked up driver at a traffic stop. And now this. The Seattle police have been busy this holiday season.

One is the scariest character in the galaxy. The other is Darth Vader.