LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - The Mary M. Miller has won the 62nd annual annual Shepherd Insurance Great Steamboat Race, claiming the Silver Antlers. The Great Steamboat Race set sail Wednesday evening ...

“I think we’re going to have a great relationship,” he said. “He called me up yesterday and said, ‘Let’s make a deal’ … He couldn’t have been nicer.” The Prime Minister’s ...

The Belle of Louisville will not participate in the Great Steamboat Race due to a leak discovered during inspection. The Mary M. Miller, the Belle of Louisville's sister vessel, will race in its ...

Works with iPhone/iPad; Space GreyView Details The Amazon Great Summer Sale 2025 has revealed upcoming deals that are too hot to ignore. Officially kicking off on May 1, the Amazon Sale 2025 ...

Most Newsweek articles carry the byline of the lead reporter. On rare occasions, such as when it could put the reporter in danger, an individual byline is not used and the article is bylined as ...

Country-rap artist Shaboozey is officially set to hit the road this fall with his brand-new headlining run: The Great American Roadshow Tour. The 12-city trek is set to kick off on September 22, 2025, ...

THERE IT IS. WE’RE TALKING, OF COURSE, ABOUT THE GREAT BED RACES. THIS IS THE 36TH YEAR FOR THE EVENT THAT FEATURES TEAMS OF FOUR DRESSED IN OUTRAGEOUS COSTUMES, RACING THEIR DECORATED BEDS ON ...

“But not illegal.” Martin repeatedly referred to Hale-Cusanelli as “a great friend” and “an amazing guy,” and said they had grown close after his release from prison. Asked to respond ...

In the spring of 1940, F. Scott Fitzgerald was worried about “The Great Gatsby.” It had been fifteen years since the novel was published, and the author had little to show for it.

But if that behavior becomes a consistent pattern, especially the wife in the marriage, it could be one of the more subtle signs of a not-so-great wife. These behaviors can leave a person feeling ...

F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “The Great Gatsby,” first published in 1925, is one of the nation’s greatest novels. Here’s a selection of the Journal’s Masterpiece columns on it and other ...