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April Fools' Day is the one time of year it's totally acceptable to pull one over on friends, family and co-workers. If you're scheming on how to "get" someone this year, we've got a list of April ...

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INDIANAPOLIS — The dinosaurs of the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis have gotten a makeover with Mickey ears, Mardi Gras beaded necklaces, and a chicken and shrimp gumbo pot to prepare for the ...

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Former Syracuse women's basketball standout Tiana Mangakahia has died at age 30 after a long fight with breast cancer, her family announced on social media. Mangakahia, a native of Australia, spent ...

The sporting world is in mourning after former Syracuse basketball star Tiana Mangakahia died on Thursday. The Australian native passed away surrounded by her family, after losing her second battle to ...

Former Syracuse women’s basketball star Tiana Mangakahia has died after a fight with cancer, her family announced on social media. Mangakahia was 30. "Tiana was a shining light who touched the lives ...

Former Syracuse University basketball star Tiana Mangakahia, whose career was cut short by cancer, died Thursday after showing inspiring “courage and resilience” against the disease, officials said.