Excerpts from The News Journal archives include allegations of Wilmington police corruption in 1925. Arrests in Wilmington teachers' strike in 1975. Delaware nears goal of a computer in every ...

September 27, 1937 - More than 5,000 people gathered at the Central Nebraska Regional Airport in Grand Island for the dedication of the airport, then named Arrasmith Field after a local pilot and ...

100 Years Ago, 1925: An elaborate program has been arranged and will be carried out tomorrow afternoon at the church of St. Anthony of Padua, Third and Franklin streets, when an American and Italian ...

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No one won the Wednesday, August 27 Powerball jackpot, which was an estimated $861.2 million. The winning numbers were 9, 12, 22, 41, 61, and the Powerball was 25. Six $1 million and $2 million ...

In the sunset season for the concrete cathedral so often overflowed with as many as 80,000 passionate patrons, WIVB News 4 Buffalo is taking a daily look back over 400 games played in the Orchard Park ...

In the sunset season for the concrete cathedral so often overflowed with as many as 80,000 passionate patrons, WIVB News 4 Buffalo is taking a daily look back over 400 games played in the Orchard Park ...

ATLANTA — The Atlanta History Center in Buckhead announced the addition of two new members to its executive leadership team. Sarah Fonder-Kristy will serve as the institution’s chief development ...

The Battle Creek Regional History Museum will host a Michigan History Author Symposium on Sept. 27. The event will feature 12 authors from across the state, including the Upper Peninsula, according to ...

On Sept. 27, 1822, French philologist Jean-François Champollion announced that he had deciphered the text on the Rosetta stone, opening a window into ancient Egyptian civilization. The stone had been ...

October 14, 1908 - The Chicago Cubs were up 2-0 in Game Five of the 1908 World Series on Oct. 14, 1909, and the Detroit Tigers were looking to score. In 1925, Richard and Laurine Kimmel left their day ...