The Beavers' interim head coach Robb Akey promoted Ilaisa Tuiaki (pictured) from defensive line coach to co-defensive coordinator. The Ducks travel to New Jersey for their first-ever game against ...

You can change notification sounds for emails and calendar events directly within the new Outlook app for Windows. In classic Outlook, you can choose whether to play a sound when a new email arrives.

STILLWATER — During Sam Jackson V’s first few days at Oklahoma State, he looked around his new hometown and was reminded how far he was from Chicago. Jackson doesn’t dislike Stillwater. But he ...

Katie DeLand didn't realize she had no access to her 15-year-old son's medical records until a debt collection agency called her about a missed payment for a sports-related procedure. "The mere fact ...

This video explains how to use Roman numeral analysis to transpose any song into any key, showing step-by-step how to move a classic tune into Elvis’ key with ease. The DOJ details a $15 billion pig ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football’s C.J. Hicks will likely redshirt this season, but the Buckeyes worry it could all be for naught if the NCAA changes its eligibility rules. Hicks is in his senior ...

Hicks has played in four games this year, meaning he likely won’t take the field again until the postseason — which doesn’t count toward his total. But if the rule is passed to grant players five ...

OAKLAND — Mayor Barbara Lee’s campaign promise of bringing optimism back to Oakland may have been all that residents needed to hear from the former congresswoman serving less than half a term before ...

MINNEAPOLIS — More than 100 school board members from around the state have signed a letter asking leaders to change the state policy regarding transgender students in sports. The letter – shared on a ...

TAMPA — When it comes to giving feedback, especially to bosses, employees want their voices heard. Some crave more coaching. Others seek a better leader-team connection. Still others pine for managers ...

Hunters can receive up to $100 back when they purchase ammunition that won't poison wildlife, the Mountain West News Bureau reported. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service launched this rebate program ...