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The university campus is filled with departments and buildings that offer an eclectic array of classes and programs, but in honor of Black History Month It would feel appropriate to put a spotlight on a section that doesn’t get a lot of attention. The Center for Black Studies is a place on NIU’s campus that...

While states and localities still have a long way to go toward getting everyone access to high-speed Internet, efforts at all levels of government, and especially federal funding, promise positive progress.

The Navy veteran who mounted an unsuccessful third-party run against U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn last year is giving it another try next year in the Republican primary.

Between Monday and Tuesday, robbers hit four banks in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties.

If the network fails (and it likely will), (Magellan), which has no stake in Escambia County, will be almost $1 million richer with no repercussions.

Experts weighed in on City Council’s proposal to ban plastic bags in Pittsburgh, a measure the legislation’s sponsor said will likely be held till next year. Councilwoman Erika Strassburger introduced the legislation, which would ban plastic bags in most scenarios and implement a fee for paper bags, in November. Rather

An Illinois Supreme Court majority gave the green light Thursday to parents who are pursuing wrongful-death claims against physicians whose alleged negligence led to their fetus' abortion, saying the state's Wrongful Death Act doesn't block their claims.

State Rep. Dave Williams, one of the most outspoken Republicans in the Colorado General Assembly, announced Tuesday that hes challenging eight-term U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn in next years GOP primary.

State Rep. Dave Williams, one of the most outspoken Republicans in the Colorado General Assembly, announced Tuesday that hes challenging eight-term U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn in next years GOP primary.

While states and localities still have a long way to go toward getting everyone access to high-speed Internet, efforts at all levels of government, and especially federal funding, promise positive progress.