Stephanie Courtney, who stars as Flo in the Progressive commercials, was also in a hit drama series that won over a dozen ...

Jan, the perpetually peppy receptionist from the Toyota commercials, is played by actress and comedian Laurel Coppock. Here's ...

See what the iconic Flo from the Progressive commercials looks like in real life, and prepare to be surprised by her transformation!

Gott says her shop is seeing a higher volume of people and sales, but less spending per shopper. Halloween regularly falls in ...

Everyone who pre-registers at ucmfoundation.org/homecoming25 will receive a complimentary drink ticket (ages 21+) and be ...

Flo from Progressive has one of television's most recognizable faces thanks to her spunky, over-the-top persona. But Stephanie Courtney, the woman behind the character, is more than just her iconic, ...

Applying to around 5,000 professionals who produce ads, the agreement tackles turnaround times, health plan access and safety procedures. By Katie Kilkenny Labor & Media Reporter After years of ...

CLEVELAND -- When the Detroit Tigers lost to the Cleveland Guardians in Game 2 of the Wild Card Series on Wednesday afternoon, they didn’t know if Thursday’s finale would begin at 1:08, 3:08, or 7:08 ...

MSquared, a women-owned real estate investment and development platform dedicated to creating mixed-income housing, has completed a $139 million first close for a national mixed-income housing fund ...

A carbon capture startup has moved its first commercial pilot project from the US to Canada due to what it sees as more stable government incentives and support. CarbonCapture Inc. subsidiary True ...

For the first time this season, it was a relatively straightforward week for American Conference football. The teams that were supposed to win did exactly that. There were no major non-conference ...

Memphis football is finally there. The Tigers (6-0, 2-0 American Conference) entered the US LBM Coaches Poll and AP Poll for the first time this season after their 45-7 win over Tulsa on Oct. 4.