Valentine, who announced on-air he had cancer in 2024, nurtured a deep connection with his audience as the voice of the afternoon program for more than 20 years Friends and former colleagues of James ...

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Former longtime 702 ABC Sydney radio announcer James Valentine has died. Valentine retired from the station in February following cancer treatment, after attempting to return to the airwaves last year ...

Two people were injured in an explosion and fire at a chemical plant in Ottawa, Illinois. The Ottawa Fire Department said they were called to Coogee Chemical at 1501 Titanium Drive just before 8 a.m.

An Amish mom and her six young kids were killed Sunday when their Pennsylvania home exploded in a fireball so ferocious, emergency workers couldn’t get into the home to save them. The dad is the only ...

Pennsylvania State Police say one woman and six children died in a house explosion early Sunday morning in Clinton County. Officials said crews were called to a home on Long Run Road in Lamar Township ...

A master behind the microphone, James Valentine's legacy from effortlessly connecting with audiences to spotlighting jazz now extends to raising critical awareness of voluntary assisted dying (VAD).

Valentine was the voice of afternoon TV for a generation before becoming a defining presence on radio, his near-40-year career making him one of the most recognisable voices in Australian broadcasting ...

NACOGDOCHES, Texas -- An explosion at a Texas natural gas or oil well site set off a large fire that was seen for miles and led to some evacuations, but caused no injuries, authorities said Tuesday.