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"How can new technologies, such as AI, work with traditional farming practices?" That was the question posed to entrants in the third annual...

Chloe Pomfret, 20, grew up in foster care during her early school years, became estranged from her family after the death of her grandfather, and spent three months homeless aged 16.

Amanda Dodd has been teaching math at North Bay Haven for seven years. Last year she took a year off. Her presence was certainly missed

Sam Morril is a stand-up comedian from New York. His Netflix special “Same Time Tomorrow” showcases his dry, dark and deadpan humor. The Pitt News spoke with Morril over the phone to talk about his past jaunts in Pittsburgh, his comedic career and his upcoming Class Act tour stop at the Carnegie Library Music Hall...

The actor-turned-director created the role of Charley Kringas in the musical's infamous original production.

SAN FRANCISCO: Netflix on Wednesday said subscriber numbers grew nearly 11 percent to 247 million in the recently...

After packing the Tremont Street joint for an entire weekend, the New York comedy ace returns in 2024 to record his next hour.

Guidance paraprofessional Daizy Richardson is in her second stint at Hutchison Beach Elementary. Her co-workers know her like family and they don't hesitate to highlight some of the many incredible characteristics about her, specifically her care and availability.

Mystery and horror on stage Oct. 12-14, in time for Halloween

It’s ultimately the readers’ assessment that counts for most, recently retired Otago Daily Times editor Barry Stewart tells Paul Gorman. Tomorrow’s...