Few bonds in the animal kingdom run as deep as the one between a person and a giant dog breed. These enormous, warm-hearted ...

Cusack Park, Mullingar, has a special place in the history of the GAA as legendary GAA commentator Michael O’Hehir did his ...

Walter may weigh over 140 pounds and stand nearly six feet tall on his hind legs, but to these two boys, he's simply their giant teddy bear. From the day he came home as a timid puppy, Walter formed ...

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The largest operating steam engine in the world will make its way to Western New York next month. The massive train is called the “Big Boy” and is operated by Union Pacific. It’s ...

You'll have to crane your neck just a little farther to look up at SpaceX's new Starship rocket. The company is gearing up for the planned May 19 debut launch of ...

WACO, Texas (KWTX) - Waco got a brand-new landmark—one you’ll have to see to believe. The Dr Pepper Museum unveiled the World’s Largest Dr Pepper Bottle on Saturday as part of the museum’s 35th ...

“Bringing this iconic display to East Boston gives people the opportunity to come together, enjoy the neighborhood’s vibrant waterfront and skyline views, and share in the excitement of the FIFA World ...

If you ever get a hankering for some Dr Pepper, you're going to want to pay attention. One year removed from the Texas-born soda brand celebrating its 140th birthday and an even bigger celebration is ...

Trágmar Ale Works in Bristol won a gold medal at the 2026 World Beer Cup. The brewery's Goibniu Irish Red Ale was awarded top honors in the Irish-Style Red Ale category. Trágmar Ale Works, which ...

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The world's largest aircraft carrier finally returned to its home port in Virginia Saturday after a record 11-month deployment after overcoming Iranian threats, a dangerous fire – and big plumbing ...

DUBLIN (AP) — Fergus Slattery, the former Ireland rugby captain and British and Irish Lions flanker, has died. He was 77. His death was confirmed by the Irish Rugby Football Union on Thursday.