Three Speedway gas stations and two mobile home parks sold for more than $1 million, according to the latest real estate ...

Bert Kreischer has been married to his wife, LeeAnn Kreischer, since 2003. The couple welcomed two kids. Bert Kreischer has been married to LeeAnn Kreischer, the COO of his production company Berty ...

Bert Kreischer, an American stand-up comedian and actor, returns as a fictionalized version of himself in Free Bert, a Netfix TV show released yesterday.

A fire in May damaged the building, which a fire investigator recommended be destroyed due to public safety risks. The property has a history of code violations and has been known for transient ...

One thing "IT: Welcome to Derry" handled just as well as building up the arrival of its killer clown is the depiction of the real, world-ending terror the country was ...

Bert Kreischer‘s scripted comedy series “Free Bert” will premiere on Netflix in January. The streamer released six first-look images of the show, and, in a sign of great restraint, only one features ...

Netflix is giving us a first look at Free Bert, its upcoming six-episode scripted comedy series starring, co-created and executive produced by Bert Kreischer. The streamer has released several ...

For keepers of notebooks, it can be unnerving to invite the world to see the scribbles, ideas, and truths that were never meant for anyone else. For the Used’s Bert McCracken, keeping a journal was ...

International tourists visiting popular national parks in the US next year will be required to pay additional fees and raised rates on annual passes, the US Department of the Interior announced ...

ATLANTA — An iconic Atlanta radio host has hung his headphones and turned off his microphone. Bert Weiss concluded his 25-year run of “The Bert Show” on Friday, marking the end of an era. Weiss, known ...

ATLANTA — After 25 years, The Bert Show has officially ended, marking the end of an era in Atlanta radio. Bert Weiss hosted the nationally syndicated show on Q 99.7, formerly Q100, for the final time ...

Bert Weiss on Tuesday officially announced on air that Moe Mitchell has left the syndicated “Bert Show” after seven years. But Weiss, who was Mitchell’s boss, provided no details around the departure.