Partners in History: Danbury TAH Grant

A family business with roots in Italy steps away from some long-held traditions to survive and grow in a modern world.

Members of the World Sufi Foundation, a mosque established in rural Orleans County three decades ago pray for many things — including peace and quiet.

After only two seasons, Kara DioGuardi is exiting "American Idol," setting the stage for an announcement later this month about a new panel of judges for the show.

American businesses added more jobs in the last three months than originally estimated, but the wheels of the economic recovery are still spinning in place.

The blowout preventer, which is considered a key piece of evidence in the Gulf of Mexico spill investigation, will now be raised to the surface.

Hip-hop is generally thought to have started in the Bronx 30 years ago. But efforts to give it its due have suffered.

The explosion, two days after another attack, killed at least 40 people, as militants intensify their campaign to destabilize the Pakistani government.

Because one person’s debt becomes a shared responsibility in marriage, when do you reveal a substantial liability?

Many Palestinian and Israeli commentators described this week’s talks in Washington as mere political theater.

A thrilling battle for 18-year-old American Ryan Harrison ended in disappointment on Friday.

Safety experts have advice on ways to germ-proof your food, and still save money.

The “Is My Husband Gay?” column brought new popularity to Christwire. Yes, it’s all one big joke.

Republicans are on track to win approximately 30 governor seats in November, up from 23 now, according to the FiveThirtyEight forecasting model.

At 30, she says her career has been so untraditional that there is no need for people to consider her age a liability.

In lots throughout New York City, drums are being pounded in preparation for the Steel Band Panorama Competition.

The company says proposed legislation could disrupt its efforts to set aside $20 billion for claims and penalties.

The poll indicated that support for a center planned near ground zero is tepid in its home town.

Fans tend to assign players personalities based on their behavior on court, which may or may not be fair.

The state Senate majority leader faces a tough battle in the primary, but he remains defiant and formidable.

A bank official tried to calm fears of a meltdown at Kabul Bank, while depositors were unable to withdraw money.