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Adam Wainwright made one final appearance in his 18-year big league career, striking out as a pinch hitter on Sunday in the St. Louis Cardinals 4-3 season-ending loss to the Cincinnati Reds.

Adam Wainwright made one final appearance in his 18-year big league career, striking out as a pinch hitter on Sunday in the St. Louis Cardinals’ 4-3 season-ending win to the Cincinnati Reds. "When I left the dugout today for the last time ever with a bat and wearing my spikes, that’s a pretty good way for me to go out,” Wainwright said. Cincinnati first baseman Joey Votto, playing perhaps his final game with the Reds, struck out in the first inning, then was ejected b...

Inside clubhouses, Pham’s intensity and the way he sees the game has won him respect from teammates, coaches and executives.

Suspected of swindling investors of the Beijing-based VFX and animation company, as well as Knightsbridge Entertainment, out of at least $234 million, the former producer died of liver failure on July 31 in Blackpool, with his alleged co-conspirator still at large.

Des Moines Area Community College is a harder target for cyberattacks and scams than it used to be, President Rob Denson said, but it takes constant effort and vigilance to

Des Moines Area Community College is a harder target for cyberattacks and scams than it used to be, President Rob Denson said, but it takes constant effort and vigilance to stay that way. He and his staff will receive fake attachments, fraudulent messages from people claiming to be coworkers and applicants with intentions of taking […]

Des Moines Area Community College is a harder target for cyberattacks and scams than it used to be, President Rob Denson said, but it takes constant effort and vigilance to

As cybercriminals make higher education a main target, Iowa's community colleges are putting time and money toward cybersecurity.

The Vigo County Teachers Association is seeking a new, two-year contract and representatives say they are optimistic about a pay increase.

‘Uptick in attacks’ expected as first day of school nears, says Aaron Warner, CEO of ProCircular, a Coralville-based computer security company