NEW YORK (AP) — A total of 170 major league players agreed to contracts in the hours before Friday night’s arbitration deadline to exchange proposed… Read More »33 MLB players left in arbitration as 170 reach agreements
PITTSFIELD, Mass. – The big orange bus, fondly known as “BOB,” is Community Health Programs’ mobile health unit, which travels around Berkshire County and became… Read More »CHP’s mobile health unit taking health care on the road
APOPKA, Fla.– This month marks one year since a woman from Apopka went missing. Paola Miranda Rosa was last seen on December 18, 2021 in… Read More »Mobile billboard deployed for missing woman
MILWAUKEE — According to city data, Milwaukee has 13 food deserts. That means the nearest big box grocery store in the area is more than… Read More »Mobile market aims to help fill gaps in food deserts
The wait time at any DMV is as inconsistent as my confidence in having all the right paperwork to renew my vehicle’s registration, and I… Read More »Orange County DMV shifts gears to mobile option
EASTHAMPTON, Mass. – The Easthampton High School boys soccer team won the division four state championship title last year and it’s made them a big… Read More »Easthampton High School boys soccer team winning championship
BUFFALO, NY — Thirty-three years after Dirk Graham became the NHL’s first Black captain, Kyle Okposo joins the shortlist as the Sabers named him their… Read More »Kyle Okposo honored to join short list of Black NHL captains
The past year has proven to be a challenge for Lexi Mangione — one of the captains of her soccer team who is helping the… Read More »Wesley Chapel soccer player a leader on and off the field
GENEVA, Fla. — Seminole County officials report the flooding at Lake Harney has crested, but not before water, 6 feet deep in places, had time… Read More »Seminole County residents get assistance at the FEMA mobile site
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — They say don’t judge a book by its cover. Kelly Nusz adds the place you buy them from to the list. What… Read More »Mobile Bookstore Hits the Streets of Louisville