They have Leonard Nimoy, and they have all the trappings, gadgets and crew members of the starship Enterprise.

It could crash through burning buildings, make a fool of any number of small-town Southern sheriffs, help save the world from giant robots, even take criminals off to jail while engaging in witty repartee with its driver.

Gamers won’t be able to relive J.J. Abrams’ highly anticipated “Star Trek” reboot on their consoles or computers.

Astronomers have spotted a burst of energy from a dying star, setting a record for the oldest and most distant object seen by Earth yet.

A tentative three-year contract agreement has been reached between the Star Tribune and the union representing nearly 300 newsroom workers.

A Japanese pop star apologized to his fans Friday after being arrested for allegedly being naked and drunk in a Tokyo park.

A Japanese pop star was arrested Thursday for public indecency after being found drunk and naked at a Tokyo park, police said.

Moving from a major market to a smaller one and from an economic boom to a bust, tickets for baseball’s All-Star game will be cheaper this year.

Hundreds of George Harrison’s biggest fans and best friends, including Paul McCartney and Tom Petty, turned out Tuesday to see a posthumous star for the quiet Beatle unveiled during a raucous celebration on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

A judge has tossed out a lawsuit accusing the makers of “The Family Guy” of illegally twisting the song “When You Wish Upon a Star” into an anti-Semitic ballad.