Reading, Pennsylvania, may be most recognized for the Monopoly board game's Reading Railroad property. The railroad was one of the first in the US, but it went bankrupt in 1971. Now Reading is looking to regain its footing with a big investment in electric vehicle charging stations.

Joe Rogan played WWE video during his podcast show and poked fun at Vince McMahin's odd moments

President Joan Laporta has insisted that the current Barcelona team is 'better' than Real Madrid and that he is 'satisfied' with the business they have done in the transfer window thus far.

Call of Duty will remain available on PlayStation. Sony has made a “binding agreement” with

Barcelona president Joan Laporta explained that the club are happy with Lionel Messi's decision to join Inter Miami if it means the Argentine is happy himself.

A powerful 6.3 magnitude earthquake struck western Afghanistan on Sunday, the US Geological Survey says, more than a week after strong quakes and aftershocks killed thousands of people and flattened entire villages

OSLO Norway's central bank is expected to keep its key policy interest rate on hold this week but

A South Carolina police officer is being praised for her attention to detail during a traffic stop that led to a shooting suspect's arrest, according to authorities in North Myrtle Beach.

Raheem Sterling faced an awkward post-match interview following Chelsea's game against Manchester City, when a reporter noticed he had something in his eye. Patrick Davidson saw the Chelsea ace rubbing his eye mid-questioning, and decided to take action himself. "Crazy game followed by…Oh you’ve got a bit…come here. You’ve got a bit of grass in your eye,” he began, putting his hand out to assist the player. "You’re going to put some more dirt in my eye!”, Sterling clapped back, making things even more awkward. Sign up to our free Indy100 weekly newsletter

'Love is Blind' Season 4 star Josh Demas said that being on reality TV put a magnifying glass on his relationship with Jackie Bonds

It’s become easy to say that “small-town America” is slowly dying

Short contracts with some including performance bonuses were popular early in NHL free agency