Fact checked by Sarah Scott Since it first premiered in 2013, PAW Patrol has been beloved by kids and parents alike. The ...

MARSHALL, Ill. (WTWO/WAWV) – Now is a critical time for blood donations, according to the American Red Cross. The organization held a blood drive Tuesday at the U of I Extension Building in ...

And Ohio State's mascot, Brutus Buckeye, having kept the proverbial receipts, wanted to know the whereabouts of a certain former Notre Dame coach. The Buckeyes' beloved mascot took to X (formerly ...

Former Detroit Tigers outfielder and Paw Paw native Charlie Maxwell passed away Friday, the team announced on social media. Originally making his MLB debut in 1950 for the Boston Red Sox, Maxwell ...

A special screening was held today at the Dogs Trust centre in Basildon, with Wicks leading guests down the 'red paw-pet'. During his visit, Wicks spent time with puppies Nigel, Pepper ...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — For the second time in a week, a mascot stole the show at a college football game ... He even helped restaurant chain Red Lobster come back after declaring bankruptcy. Last Saturday, ...

In the first Pop-Tarts Bowl last season, the non-edible Strawberry mascot had a brutally funny message before getting toasted: “Dreams really do come true.” Keeping in line with the theme of ...

It's not every college football bowl game that features ritualistic sacrifice of a bowl game mascot after completion of the game. But then, not every team gets to play in the Pop-Tarts Bowl.

It's one of the greatest bowl game mascots in college football — and it's edible. The Pop-Tarts Bowl mascot is back, and perhaps tastier than ever. No. 16 Miami and No. 18 Iowa State will play ...

The first Pop-Tarts Bowl featured the brave Strawberry Pop-Tart mascot sacrificing itself for the hungry Kansas State Wildcats. We thought that was the end of the Strawberry Pop-Tart mascot ...

What do you remember most from last college football season: Michigan winning the national championship, or the Pop-Tarts Bowl mascot being lowered into a giant toaster holding a sign that read ...

PHOENIX -- Suns center Jusuf Nurkic and Mavericks forwards Naji Marshall and P.J. Washington were ejected following a brief fight between the players during Dallas' 98-89 win Friday night.