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The Waco Symphony Orchestra started the spring portion of its season in glittering fashion Thursday night, Jan. 18, with a scintillating performance of Beethovens Seventh Symphony and a rousing Rachmaninoff

A Google software engineer from China is facing trial for murder after he allegedly beat his wife to death in their Silicon Valley home in the United States.

The University of Birmingham has announced a series of scholarships worth more than £1 million. Applications for 2024-2025 academic year are open now

Wisconsin has 10 union high schools. Nearly all of them are in southeast Wisconsin, including two in Racine County.

The Hunterdon County Rug Artisans Guild will hold its monthly meeting from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 9, in the Administration Building within the Hunterdon County Complex

NEK Collaborative will host its annual NEK Day at the Statehouse to promote regional priorities on Friday, Jan. 26.

DuBOIS — Queen of Tarts bakery opened its new location at 8 E. Long Ave. in DuBois on Jan. 13, welcoming a line of supporters out the door waiting for

Kalispell, Mont. - Two Bear Air Rescue completed their multi-day winter training session.Two Bear Air Rescue took to Facebook Saturday night to share photos of the training session and congratulate

After speaking with election integrity expert Garland Favorito, we discovered the courtroom display was much more serious than originally reported. J. Alex Halderman demonstrated in court how Dominion machines were hacked and altered their tabulations.

Bartlesville, East Central and KIPP Tulsa University Prep are among the 1,127 high schools worldwide to receive the College Boards AP Computer Science Female Diversity Award. #oklaed