A World War II veteran has died while making his way to an Anzac Day dawn service. John Atkinson, 98, was travelling to the Port Broughton foreshore in South Australia on Thursday morning when he fell ...

The son of former longtime Treasurer John Atkinson, who recently resigned mid-term, says he wants to run for the elected office and replace his dad. John “Clay” Atkinson, a 43-year-old co-owner and ...

Virginia Beach, Va. - “He wouldn't have written me up if I didn’t have alcohol on my breath,” those words came straight from John Atkinson’s mouth. NewsChannel 3 found the man who has been the ...

John Atkinson, 98, from Port Broughton, South Australia, fell off his mobility scooter on his way to the service. Shocked passers-by helped him to get back onto his scooter, but he fell again, his son ...

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In the aftermath of the Manchester bombing, another victim, 26-year-old John Atkinson, has been identified. According to The Telegraph, Atkinson was confirmed dead by family and friends. Atkinson was ...

As a student of fine art, Canadian cartoonist John Atkinson has quite a refined sense of humor. He creates funny illustrations that reference literature, art, and culture. His work thrives on wordplay ...

John Atkinson refused to allow cancer to define him. John Atkinson was buried Monday, almost a year to the day he played in the first Golf Digest U.S. Open Challenge with Tony Romo, Justin Timberlake ...

John Atkinson, Scott and Coleen Stevens Chair in Engineering Sustainability, received the Faculty Award for Sustainability in Higher Education from the University at Buffalo. Atkinson, who is also an ...

We got a couple of very nice notes on the Golf Digest US Open Challenge special on NBC Sunday afternoon and contest winner John Atkinson. As one of 56,374 entrants in the Golf Digest contest, I ...

There are few more stirring sights in sport than that of a winger, in either rugby code, breaking free deep in his own team’s territory and setting off for the try line. One hand gripping the ball and ...