Karla Armour, a baker-turned advocate, is using her baking skills to provide free treats and pastries to families of those wrongfully convicted, in order to bring awareness to the cause.

Gwendolyn Rogers has spent the last 11 years creating enchanting, whimsical designs that not only treat your stomachs, but your eyes as well. From Broad Ripple to Carmel, and ...

The internet personality's charges stem from a 2022 charitable collaboration to sell branded Pandoro Christmas cakes PIERO CRUCIATTI/AFP/Getty Influencer Chiara Ferragni appeared in court on Nov. 25 ...

In the wake of the $50 million judgment awarded last month to Jack Nicklaus in his defamation lawsuit against his former company, Nicklaus Companies filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Friday. The ...

Warwick Mall said Wednesday that Rocky Point Chowder House will open in the food court. The mall said the restaurant will open in early December. Warwick Mall said Rocky Point Chowder House is ...

Zena and Ben kick things off by diving into college women’s hoops — breaking down the standout performances from Week One, the nail-biting finishes, and just how deep some of these teams really are.

FARMINGTON -- The owners of a long-vacant golf course are seeking court action to stop Farmington from demolishing the former Valley View clubhouse and surrounding buildings. The Farmington City ...

PenMet Parks seeks court order to evict Stutsman Enterprise over deferred course repairs. The park district plans to hand over management to Troon Golf if eviction is granted. An ongoing legal dispute ...

About nine minutes into the 11-minute court hearing late last month, Hope had had enough. Hope is my daughter. She turns 18 on Halloween, a milestone so significant and mind-blowing that I still can't ...

Luis Cruz Burgos, 35, is accused of killing Giovanni "Mike" Robinson as he and his friends walked back to their hotel Cargo plane crash: Videos show spiralling C-130 fall from sky Trump Suffers Fact ...

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A California baker has asked the Supreme Court to take up a First Amendment case in which she argues the state attempted to force her to bake cakes for same-sex marriages despite her religious beliefs ...