Новости за 30.09.2017

The special flight will take passengers to the Great American Beer Festival.

Kelly Olynyk joins the Miami Heat after spending the first four seasons of his NBA career with the Boston Celtics.

Spain's foreign minister vowed Saturday that a planned independence referendum in Catalonia would not take place as the Madrid government sought to dismantle the vote's IT systems.

An owl that was hit by a truck last spring and traveled from Massachusetts to New Hampshire wedged between the truck cab and trailer is ready to hunt crawfish and moles again.

President Trump on Saturday defended his administration’s hurricane recovery effort in Puerto Rico and questioned the leadership of San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz who is criticizing the president's effort to get supplies, electricity and other relief to the U.S. island.

Greek police announced they have arrested eight migrant traffickers who reportedly smuggled 38 migrants through Greece's land border with Turkey.

The Wisconsin Badgers beat the Northwestern Wildcats, 33-24, in Saturday's Big Ten football matchup at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison, Wis.

A former football player and current student at Ohio's University of Mount Union has been charged with three counts of rape for what authorities say were sexual assaults of three female students.

Lamical Perine scored three touchdowns, Malik Davis added two and No. 21 Florida beat Vanderbilt 38-24 on Saturday.

Marine Corps engineer Flora Jordan was honored this week at a Washington, black-tie gala for creating body armor that’s nearly half the weight of older models yet equally protective.

A Massachusetts woman is hoping that DNA will solve her sister’s murder nearly 40 years ago.

The death toll from Mexico's magnitude 7.1 earthquake has risen by two and now stands at 360.

Faced with the rapid progress of North Korea’s nuclear and missile programs – along with escalating provocations – President Trump’s foreign policy team has engaged in an intensive effort to put “maximum pressure” on the regime and its enablers.

A Pennsylvania man who acknowledged he was driving drunk before a wrong-way crash that killed five people apologized to the victims' families before he was sentenced to 18 to 36 years in prison.

The Vatican newspaper has broken a yearlong silence and weighed in on director Paolo Sorrentino's "The Young Pope," giving the TV series a generally positive review despite what it called the "frivolous" and "grotesque" way the show painted the Vatican and the papacy.

Cardinals on guard against looking past winless 49ers

Prosecutors say an Alabama pharmacy technician tampered with vials of medicine intended for cancer patients by removing morphine to feed his opioid addiction and then shipping off diluted, ineffective medicine.

The Catalan regional government's plan to hold an independence referendum is a "mockery of democracy," Spain's foreign minister said Saturday.

An 18-month-old female manatee has arrived at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium from a zoo in Tampa, Florida.

The Latest on the Mormon conference in Salt Lake City (all times local): 10:25a.m.

A judge in Ohio has set a $1 million bond for a woman charged in the death of her 3-month-old daughter.

Three Mississippi residents have been sent to prison for looting an Indian mound.

As spoiled millionaire athletes continue to split America into quibbling camps, Spain is going to find out this weekend whether it can remain one country, and if Europe can truly be one united continent.

A persistently dry end to summer and start to fall has put some areas on the cusp of a drought across the Ohio Valley to the mid-Atlantic and Northeast.

Police say that three adults are accused of using a child to smuggle narcotic drugs into a Vermont state prison.