Shovel salespeople must love Todd Rokita. Whenever Indiana’s attorney general digs himself into a hole, his response is to ...

Caitlin Irla is a reporter and anchor on NewsChannel13. Viewers will find her at the desk on weekend mornings and she's often out in the field, reporting on the day's inclement weather — or ...

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The Italian furniture maker, which surprisingly isn’t owned by the French luxury conglomerate, was founded by Piero Mascheroni in 1973. Located just outside of design-centric Milan in the town ...

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The most exciting player in March Madness? Caitlin Clark is a 6-foot junior point guard for Iowa, where Hawkeyes fans have come to expect something special whenever she plays. And she loves to ...

Shovel salespeople must love Todd Rokita. Whenever Indiana’s attorney general digs himself into a hole, his response is to ...

Heedless of that, Rokita sprinted to appear on Fox News and accuse Bernard of transgressions so outrageous that Fox — which is far from scrupulous when it comes to questions of fact and truth — backed ...