This simply because the more famous Buster Crabbe-led Buck Rogers movie serials had been around since 1939. But, as The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction pointed out in 1995: “...restrictions ...

MILLION. HE’S EXPECTED TO BE IN COURT AT 130 THIS AFTERNOON. ACCUSED SERIAL KILLER WESLEY BROWNLEE IS ALSO EXPECTED TO APPEAR IN A STOCKTON COURT TODAY. BROWNLEE IS ACCUSED OF KILLING FIVE ...

A Rhode Island beach town police department searched for clandestine graves following rumors of a New England serial killer spreading like wildfire on social media. The rumors stem from the ...

DOMINGUEZ, AND SHE EXPLAINS WHAT’S NEXT. IT WAS A SHORT DAY IN COURT TODAY, AS THE JUDGE AND ATTORNEYS PREPARE FOR JURY SELECTION LATER THIS WEEK. SO TODAY, BOTH THE DEFENSE AND PROSECUTION WENT ...

MANHATTAN, Kan. – K-State's Bear Madliak was named to the midseason watch list for the 2025 Buster Posey National Collegiate Catcher of the Year Award, as announced by the Wichita Sports Commission.

Judith Elaine Crabbe Boone died March 27, 2025, at home in Weaverville, North Carolina. She was born October 14, 1941, to the late Lydia Margaret Dugan Crabbe and Warren Edmond Crabbe in Chicago ...

Massachusetts authorities are investigating the death of a woman found unresponsive off a bike path in Springfield on Tuesday. Springfield Police Department spokesperson Ryan Walsh said officers ...

Bing Guan / Bloomberg via Getty Images Dave & Buster's interim CEO Kevin Sheehan said the company is working to fix past mistakes. Sheehan said past leadership made "very dramatic and chaotic ...

Buster the School Bus reported for duty at West Hamlin Elementary School on Wednesday morning. “Good morning, boys and girls!” Buster called out to the kids. Buster’s job is to remind ...

Christopher Hall - West Virginia on SI West Virginia University catcher Logan Sauve was selected to the Buster Posey Watch List Monday afternoon. The award is presented each year to the nation’s ...

Harold (Buster) Hair, a Jacksonville sports pioneer who competed in baseball's Negro Leagues and later coached legions of aspiring athletes across the First Coast, died April 21 in Atlanta at age 92.