Frank Miles

Renowned winemaker Moet-Hennessy said Monday champagne shipments to Russia are suspended following President Vladimir Putin signing a law on Friday saying the term champagne is allowed to be used only for “Russian champagne.”

WRAL’s Kasey Cunningham cautioned her audience that the neighborhood didn’t have any idea that the venomous snake was living in their proximity as well as the snake could spit and bite if cornered and asked anyone who encountered it to dial 911 “immediately.”

A bald eagle who survived Winter Storm Uri in February has a new Texas home. Mae, named after Mae Jemison, the first Black female astronaut in space, moved into the Houston Zoo last month, as KRIV reported after she suffered an open wing fracture during the snowstorm. A game warden in Huxley found Mae during the blizzard, which claimed more than 100 lives. HARRIS PUSHES AMNESTY BILLS ON DACA ANNIVERSARY, AS REPUBLICANS SLAM BORDER CRISIS RESPONSE The bird was later treated at a wildlife rehabil…

Two Army paratroopers were found dead in their barracks at Fort Bragg allegedly because of illicit drugs, according to reports.

Phil Mickelson changed the golf game Sunday, winning the PGA Championship at 50 years old, and he is attributing his place in history to a health-conscious lifestyle of deep meditation and proper nutrition.

The diversion of a Ryanair flight to Lithuania by Belarus, leading to the arrest of an opposition journalist who was a passenger, has sparked international outrage and calls for tough sanctions against the former Soviet nation.

A shooting targeting a party bus on a San Francisco Bay Area freeway early Tuesday, killed two women and wounded at least three others

A study in the United Kingdom led by the University of Birmingham in collaboration with Public Health England reported that waiting months between doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine produces much stronger protection against COVID-19.

Relentless wind and rain continued to pummel large swaths of the South on Tuesday — with more than 350,000 customers without power in the region, including 143,000 in Mississippi, according to poweroutage.us.

A good Samaritan jumped over a highway guard rail and into a Maryland bay Sunday to rescue an infant who had been thrown from a car and into the water during a crash around 2:45 p.m., FOX 5 DC first reported.