Heesen just launched its biggest steel superyacht yet. The 220-foot "Sparta" will now undergo the final commissioning phases ...

Trapper John's Canoe Livery in Grove City will reopen on May 19 under new ownership. New owners Nick Coughlin and Emily Mayes purchased the livery in October. Big Darby Creek's canoe livery is ...

Square Enix plans to emphasize "quality over quantity" for its games business, and it has come up with a new strategy to help it realize these goals. The company has now revealed more details on ...

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NPS photo Two boaters were left treading water with large alligators nearby for nearly an hour when their canoe flipped and ... Little Lake and covers about 42 square acres.

New York City police are hunting for a suspect who set a man on fire in the middle of Times Square early Sunday in a gruesome attack that echoed a subway murder earlier this year. The 45-year-old ...

resulted in "large losses" for the company, Kabutan analyst Hideki Yasuda stated (thanks, ResetEra/TheGamer). Officially, Square Enix is yet to comment on Double Exposure's performance - and there ...

Yasuda states that a recent financial meeting at Square Enix saw company president Takashi Kiryu claim that the publisher's smash hit of Dragon Quest 3 was "offset by the large losses of 'Life is ...

The Knoxville Chamber is selling nearly 20,000 square feet of office space on Market Square. The economic development group has been exploring the move since last year and has many "strategic ...

Life Is Strange: Double Exposure's disconnect between critics and fans previously perplexed Square Enix ... and sales of the game were a "large loss" for the company.

According to an NYPD spokesperson, the incident happened in the Midtown South Precinct just before 4 a.m. According to NBC 4 New York and other media outlets, that's in the Times Square area.

The statement, echoing the famous 1967 declaration after the Israeli army’s capture of the Western Wall in Jerusalem, was met with raucous cheers from the thousands gathered in Hostages Square.