The villain Stain has made his return with his Stendhal persona, and more villains might follow him. In this phase of My Hero ...

The final MHA fan book included several important reveals that reframe major parts of the franchise's narrative.

Though he wanted to get rid of Quirks, he was using those very powers to do so. In essence, he needed Eri's Quirk to manufacture the bullets or "cure" that he thought would allow him to achieve ...

Erie natives Paul Goll and Marty Lee Hoenes, guitarists for Donnie Iris and the Cruisers, will return to their hometown for a concert at the Warner Theatre. Both musicians have a long history ...

Kohei Horikoshi’s My Hero Academia (MHA) has been a popular animanga series that is packed with emotion ... Overhaul was a terrifying villain who had the power to dismantle and reconstruct anything ...

(WJET/WFXP) — Mike “Mojo McKay” Sroka, the legendary Erie radio host heard over the airways for over 30 years, has passed away early this morning, according to a post by Rocket105.

Just before 8 a.m. Tuesday, emergency responders were called to the waterfront near Lakeshore and Brawn roads, close to a township beach access about two kilometres east of Long Beach Conservation ...

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has raised a red flag over a new batch of high-quality counterfeit ₹500 notes, issuing a 'high importance' alert to multiple enforcement and financial agencies. The ...

But nope, he was just out there smashing bones and making a name for himself on the streets, keeping it chill. That is, until some certain someone showed up and messed it all up. Why Knuckleduster’s ...

One major reason is relatability. Koichi, aka The Crawler, doesn’t start as “chosen”. He doesn’t whine about and get his quirk gifted to him. Although it can be argued that Deku was brave and received ...

Seven-year-old Bella Potter, an Erie resident battling cancer, had her wish granted by Make-A-Wish to attend a Disney princess party. The Once Upon A Wish Party, part of Disney's Week of Wishes ...

When he turned 105, Fort Erie, Ont., resident Burdett Sisler told his son Norman that his goal was to live to be 110. "I was a little skeptical," Norman said. But on April 13, Burdett met his goal.