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Meet Bryanna Coté, a Tucson native who has spent the past decade touring the country and has claimed five Professional Women's Bowling Association titles, including one major championship.

Meet Polar, an empathetic superdog who calms and comforts Pasco County kids in need. Polar is a court facility dog who also lends a paw at the nonprofit Pasco Kids First.

Bryanna Coté got her first job, as a nursery attendant, at Tucson’s Golden Pin Lanes. She turned pro in 2015 and went on to win the PWBA Lexington Open in 2016.

BraveHearts, a therapeutic horsemanship program for veterans and others, is expanding to Perks Ranch outside Rockford. The 133-acre expansion was made possible by donations from the Perks family ...

Negotiations between the City of Philadelphia and members of the blue-collar workers' union, AFSCME District Council 33, that began Wednesday have ended without a deal.

By Corey Davis and Bryanna Gallagher, via Thursday, July 3, 2025 8:35PM Trash piles up as blue-collar city workers remain on strike ...

Barnes' girlfriend, Christina M. McQueeney, was sentenced in January to five years of probation for third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance (a Class B felony).

Naples is set to celebrate Independence Day with its Fourth of July parade and fireworks. The parade will march from Third Street South and Fifth Avenue all the way to City Hall.

Bowling was fading fast. Imagine what it must’ve been like for Bryanna Coté, Tucson’s most distinguished bowler, a 34-year-old former PWBA champion and NCAA bowler of the year.