BETHEL, Ohio (FOX19) - If you heard a loud noise Wednesday morning near Bethel and saw tall flames, Duke Energy doesn’t want you to be worried because it’s part of their ‘flaring’ process to rid the ...

Young Dolph is making things better for the two Duke baristas fired for playing his music. The rapper flew the pair out to his performance at Rolling Loud in Miami and gave each worker $20,000 during ...

The clips in the tweet below may be brief and choppy, yet the overriding mood is clear from the intensity level inside the Duke basketball practice facility. Yes, next season's Blue Devils appear to ...

Young Dolph’s “Get Paid” single took on many forms this week when two campus baristas from Duke University were fired for the playing the track. The students got the last laugh as they ended up on ...

Practicing by themselves this summer until the work with coaches begins Aug. 2, Duke’s football players have turned up the noise. One thing the defensive players are emphasizing is turning up the ...

Former Duke basketball forwards Brandon Ingram and Paolo Banchero represent the Blue Devils on Team USA this summer. And both made some noise on the defensive end in a 117-74 exhibition win over ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A planned implosion of a power plant boiler house in New Albany left many wondering what made their homes shake in parts of Louisville Saturday morning. Duke Energy said they sent ...

Young Dolph definitely knows how to put on a show. The Memphis, Tenn. rapper had one of the most memorable sets at the 2018 Rolling Loud Festival in Miami on Friday (May 11). On top of killing the ...

In a post-game interview posted by Duke Men’s Basketball on Sunday, The South Sudanese center, who has already represented his country in the Olympics spoke about the energy of the Duke fans and said: ...

On Monday night, 2018-19 Duke basketball guard RJ Barrett played his first game for the Toronto Raptors (13-20) since getting traded from the New York Knicks, the franchise that drafted him No. 3 ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. — If he wanted, Mark Williams could be one hell of a trash talker. Between the behemoth blocks, the demonstrative dunks, the glass-clearing rebounds, there’s plenty of low-hanging ...