The Green Bay Packers are going through the most important stretch of their season with a sequence of NFC North games. So, getting players back is huge. However, a Thursday update brought some level of concern in Green Bay.

President Trump suggested Americans won't have to pay personal income taxes "in the not-too-distant future" because of rising U.S. tariffs.

Some baby boomers say they're holding onto their homes so their kids can inherit them tax-free.

Erie County prosecutors don't have enough evidence to try James Pugh in the 1993 death; authorities discount the possibility David Sweat is the real killer.

The plane crashed during takeoff last month after its left engine detached, and cracks were later found where the engine connected to the wing, the NTSB said.

Brian Walshe murder trial continues in Massachusetts with digital expert testimony on Google searches about disposing remains and affair details.

Both are among the betting favorites to win the Heisman Trophy -- FanDuel Sportsbook lists Mendoza at +160, with Sayin not far behind at +220. The stakes couldn't be much higher, and both quarterbacks are ready to prove why they belong in college football's elite fraternity.

For Jordan Byrom, a great-grandfather's move to Detroit made the Lions the only NFL team that ever made sense to root for.

Steelers great James Harrison also didn't mince words about his thoughts on Tomlin: "I have never been a person that thought coach Tomlin was a great coach."

Social-media account called Diaper Diplomacy has emerged as a more palatable way to catch up on geopolitical news.