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As college students on budgets, many Penn State students attempt to find off-campus living options that will not break their bank accounts.

Right behind that, more and better parks. Streets are third. The town revealed these results in its recently published Capital Improvement Survey report. In it, more than 100 residents ranked their priorities on services and infrastructure. New this year, the survey asked if residents would support debt financing. More than half who responded said they would support such an approach. Only 100 residents responded to the online survey that ran throughout the months of December and January. In com...

Unlike the first wave of COVID-19 lockdowns, which sent people on road trips and to second homes, the second wave has globally triggered a desire for more permanent, warmer, far-flung

With a little roadside assistance, this scrappy squirrel evaded a hungry and determined hawk.

“Things will likely get worse before they get better,” said Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo, the top elected official in the county of nearly 5 million people around Houston.

RUSSELL The Governors Cup high school regional competition, originally scheduled for Saturday, has been postponed because of weather, according to Russell High School academic team coach Kirk Barnett.  The competition now was then scheduled to take place Tuesday and today. Continuing bad weather is pushing the event back again. Kentucky Association for Academic Competition rules allow postponement for a day at a time only. The competition is being conducted completely online this year, howev...

Some H-E-B locations in Comal County remain closed Tuesday due to continued rotating power outages.

Since early January, the Grand Junction Planning Commission has been considering potential land use regulations for marijuana-related businesses and intends to deliver its recommendations to the City Council next month. In early January, the Planning Commission began reviewing the different types of marijuana businesses that could be allowed in Grand Junction — specifically retail stores, cultivation and products manufacturing. Community Development Director Tamra Allen said this work was ...

The Penn State Berkey Creamery released its reopening guidelines for the spring semester.

Wednesday, 17 February 2021, 9:16 am Straker Translations Limited (ASX: STG) has chosen IBM Cloud to scale up translation services for 55 languages and target larger customers worldwide. Straker is growing rapidly and has acquired multiple companies in recent years, the latest of which is Utah based Lingotek in January 2021. The two year public cloud contract expands Straker’s relationship with IBM adding more capacity to grow, and provides an open foundation for Straker Translations to easi...