Sacred Journey Inc., the Mesa group home named in a wrongful death lawsuit by the father of slain teen Emily Pike, denied all allegations.

Sacred Journey is demanding a jury trial to settle the matter. The company contends that they’re not at fault for the 14-year-old’s murder, but blame many others.

Emily’s Pantry is a new market in the heart of downtown Greenville. Whether you’re looking for a quick indulgence, the perfect bottle of wine, or a keepsake gift, they’ve gathered an

Join us on an incredible journey as we follow Emily Keener's remarkable transformation from an amateur enthusiast to a Ninja Warrior champion. Witness Emily's dedication to mastering the obstacle course—a testament to her strength,

When a surprise comeback shocked both the audience and the house, the Big Brother UK reunion just went into overdrive.

Emily’s Hope has been selected as the recipient of the Dorothy Day Davenport Grant, an annual award of $50,000. In a press release, the nonprofit was selected by the Mary Chilton DAR Foundation. The funding will help bring the Emily’s Hope K-12 Substance Use Prevention Curriculum to Sioux Falls schools

The group is backing Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton, who is in a Democratic primary including two House members. Sen. Dick Durbin is retiring.