Trial date for Billups set for November on money laundering, wire fraud charges The federal trial for Portland Trail Blazers head coach Chauncey Billups will start Nov. 2. Southeast Portland Trader ...

From the March 1996 issue of Car and Driver. A station wagon, you say? Isn't that the old Ford Country Squire your weird Uncle Dudley—the one who sleeps in his Top-Siders—uses to tailgate-picnic at ...

At Third and Chestnut streets, a five-story bank building and parking deck was under construction. Slightly south, the City Hall-Thalian Hall building finished a renovation and expansion. The New ...

Estacada Fire says an injured logger had to be airlifted to a hospital on Monday, March 9. Evergreen Public Schools feels budget pinch as enrollment plummets District leaders say they have about 5,000 ...

WISH THEM GOOD LUCK IN THE SUPER BOWL FOR SURE. WELL, IF YOU WERE DRIVING AROUND SALEM IN THE MID 90S, YOU MAY HAVE SEEN A CLASSIC CAR DEDICATED TO THE PATRIOTS ON THE ROADS. A PAIR OF FANS GAVE THE ...

The Russell 2000 has soared to start the year, up 7.5% through Jan. 23, while the S&P 500 has been flat. Investors have been anticipating a rotation away from the S&P 500 due to its high valuation.

During an interview with 'CBS Mornings,' the actor donned women's Levi jeans, a vintage hat combo and black jacket CBS (2) Billy Bob Thornton knows what's flattering on him! The Landman actor, 70, ...

When shadow library Anna’s Archive lost its .org domain in early January, the controversial site’s operator said the suspension didn’t appear to have anything to do with its recent mass scraping of ...

The Blizzard of '96 blasted through South-Central Pennsylvania, leaving behind feet of snow and setting the stage for historic flooding weeks later. Trump repeats wild Bin Laden claim that's been ...

In his enthralling “The Spy in the Archive,” Gordon Corera tells the story of an unlikely hero embedded within the heart of the agency. By Alexander Nazaryan Alexander Nazaryan writes about politics, ...

From the Times-Call photo archive via Longmont Museum: “At least when it all came crashing down, no one was underneath it. Steve Bentley, 544 Baker St., surveys the remains of his camper, which was ...