It took 48 hours but just one tiny window of opportunity for five Iranian footballers to make their fateful escape from handlers and successfully seek asylum in Australia overnight.

The new report comes after five brave football stars were given humanitarian visas by the Australian government.

Questions arise on reusing the old Greyhound station, problems with 8th and Arch, and Amtrak’s interest in mixed-use development.

Australia has granted humanitarian visas to a group of Iranian soccer players who staged an on-pitch protest against their country's regime.

Advocates had been imploring Australian officials to meet with the team to secure their safety after the squad were seen making what appeared to be an SOS hand signal after their final Asian Cup match ...

Coach USA employed AI cameras to give their drivers a better view of their surroundings, cutting preventable accidents by 92% ...

Passengers noted the apparent emptiness of the plane - supposed to have 400 people on board - which apparently saw only around 80 people getting off the plane.

The man responsible for the 2018 Humboldt Broncos bus crash could be deported to India within weeks, leaving behind his wife and two children, who are pleading with Canada to let him stay. At the same ...

Becky Vandermark, a Waukee police officer, bought a bus that will become a mobile bookstore to bring romance novels to readers.

A group of cancer survivors are testifying at the Rhode Island State House Tuesday night. Defying insurmountable odds: Meet Hasbro Children's 2026 Champion Child Jasper Casey Seven-year-old Jasper ...

WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — One person was hospitalized after they jumped from a second-story window to escape an apartment fire in D.C. on Sunday, according to the DC Fire and EMS Department. In a ...

NEW ORLEANS — A man was injured after jumping from a second-floor window to escape a house fire that broke out Wednesday afternoon in the Broadmoor neighborhood. The New Orleans Fire Department was ...