Tim Newcomb

Tim Newcomb Here's what you'll learn when you read this story: An American B-17 Flying Fortress shot down by Japanese fighters during World War II crashed into the jungles of Papua New Guinea.

Tim Newcomb, Contributor Not many names in tennis have a longer standing position in the sport than Wimbledon.

June 15, 2026 Mass timber construction continues to set new benchmarks. At Oregon State University—a world leader in researching the power

June 15, 2026 As PAE Consulting Engineers expands its footprint across the country, its roots remain firmly in the Pacific Northwest, where the firm was founded in 1967 in Portland.

The Asics ISS Europe collaboration with HumanFab aims to put new data behind tennis product upgrades, especially with Acids tennis footwear

In 1934, a luxury cruise liner burned off the New Jersey coast. Ninety years later, no one can say for certain what—or who—started the fire.

A routine nature reserve project in the Netherlands turned up over 3,000 artifacts spanning thousands of years.

Don't worry about the noon local time start for the United States vs. Australia World Cup clash in Seattle on June 19, fans will still buy alcoholic beverages aplenty.

One of the most storied shoes in court history—especially tennis—never really went away, but it's still making a massive comeback.

The ring, made in part from deep-blue stone, was likely owned by a high-status woman during the Middle Ages.