M&T Bank is experiencing "intermittent issues" with its online and mobile banking on Friday morning, the company said in a social media post.The M&T Mobile App is temporarily unavailable, according to ...

Have you heard the news? Texas A&M is undefeated, with the Aggies notching their latest in a 34-17 beatdown over Florida on Saturday night. But before the game was even over, one member of the 12th ...

M&T Bank customers hoping to get their paycheck before the weekend got an early scare Friday when a service interruption blocked access to accounts and delayed direct deposits. The Buffalo, New ...

Prolific author Nicholas Sparks will debut his latest title, “Remain,” on Tuesday. While the story sticks to “The Notebook” and “A Walk to Remember” author’s bread-and-butter of romance, it explores ...

Florida got back on the right track last Saturday in Week 6, snapping a three-game losing streak with a 29-21 win over Texas. Its next opponent also hails from the Lone Star State, and the hostile ...

Several pledges at a Texas A&M University fraternity event were hospitalized after being instructed to "engage in physical activity until exhaustion," reportedly causing difficulty walking and turning ...

The grind of the SEC schedule is on full display as Auburn has to immediately rebound from its thrilling close loss at Oklahoma with a second straight road date, traveling to College Station to face ...

Hundreds of students gathered near the administration building at Texas A&M University in College Station on Friday morning to honor the service of outgoing President Mark Welsh, a day after regents ...

President Donald Trump said he didn't think he was going to heaven while traveling to Israel following the U.S.-brokered ceasefire agreement in Gaza. Trump was answering questions from reporters on ...

The “Wicked” sequel “For Good” may not be hitting cinemas until Nov. 21, but director Jon M. Chu dropped by the BFI London Film Festival on Friday to offer a special sneak peak of the follow-up to ...

“How are you?” It’s a question we typically hear multiple times a day. Because of this, we often give the same two-word response—“I’m fine”—without even thinking. But that answer doesn't actually mean ...