While 2016 has become a meme and the butt of late-night television jokes, people around San Antonio generally agreed that they’re optimistic about the new year. At a holiday party on the top floor of ...

Are you one of those people bemoaning the non-stop cruelty of 2016 on Twitter every day leading up to the New Year? Yes, there have been some awful things that happened this year (especially if you ...

If you're not good with goodbyes, 2016 wasn't for you. The year started with the Broncos making a run to a Super Bowl title and it became obvious Peyton Manning would be saying goodbye to the NFL.

Goodbye and good riddance. That's the message from many in the D.C. region, who believe 2016 has been a rough year. "To me it was a terrible year," said Jaye Talus, visiting Southeast. "Just a barrage ...

There’s a goofy, easy, never-not-amusing joke that tends to materialize online as soon as the news cycle turns particularly brutal: As the headlines start cluttering up our screens, someone will ...

There won’t be many loving farewells for this year when the clock ticks from 11:59 p.m., Dec. 31, 2016, to midnight, Jan. 1, 2017. The year began with the deaths of David Bowie, Alan Rickman and Glenn ...

I know it’s ridiculous to blame the arbitrary goal posts in time we call a year for the loss of many beloved celebrities in 2016. And I’m certain our perception of 2016 as the grim reaper is skewed by ...

As we welcome in a new batch of wonderful and exciting cars for 2017, we have to look back and remember all the cars we lost in 2016. This year we said farewell to a lot of cars, some of which were a ...

From major celebrity deaths to a painful election season, it’s safe to say that we’ve not going to miss 2016. As we welcome a fresh new year and start over, here are at least 12 things to look forward ...

We made it! 2016 wraps up for the podcast with this one last episode with Joshua Vergara, Joe Hindy, Jonathan Feist and David Imel. Loosely talking about the latest in Android news, the team discuss ...

It is customary in many fire departments to conduct some sort of post-incident (fire) critique to discuss how things went. This ranges from a backstep talk in front of a fire building to a formal, ...