Hilary Knight is set to make her fifth Olympic appearance, and this time lead a younger, faster U.S. women’s national team that’s favored to win gold at the Milan Cortina Winter Games next month. The ...

The date was August 29, 1986 and Leo Schofield believed it was the best day of his life. He was 21 years old, with his own car and place. He looked like the rock star he dreamed of someday becoming.

Former Call of Duty developer Glen Schofield has said that it's "tough" to see the direction that Activision and Electronic Arts are heading in. Schofield spent over seven years at Electronic Arts, ...

Sykesville Town Council member Jeremiah Schofield has resigned from his position on the council to pursue a new job opportunity. Schofield, who moved to Sykesville in 2011 and has served on the Town ...

The walls of downtown Vancouver’s historic Schofield Building have come down. Crews began removing salvageable pieces of the nearly 150-year-old, two-story building at West Sixth and Main streets ...

The College Hockey player of the Year, *** 3-time Olympic medalist, the first female to compete in the NHL All-Star skills competition and *** champion in the new women's professional hockey League.

FORT SHAFTER, Hawaii — An Orlando-based firm has been awarded a $97.3 million contract to construct company operations facilities at the Army’s Schofield Barracks in Hawaii. Conti Federal Services was ...

Ice hockey has taken Olympic gold medalist Kendall Coyne Schofield all across the globe. She’s lived in Los Angeles, Denver, the Carolinas, Florida and beyond for her own career and in support of her ...

After the internet personalities ended their Cancelled podcast in June, the 28-year-old addressed where she stands with her former cohost, admitting that they are much better off without the podcast. ...

Glen Schofield, former head honcho at Sledgehammer Games, has revealed in an interview with VGC that he’s ‘immensely worried’ about the future of the Call of Duty franchise under the Microsoft ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Glen Schofield, a former Call of Duty boss at Sledgehammer Games, has said he is "immensely" worried about the future of the series under Microsoft.