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Jerusalem upgraded the travel warning for the Swedish city from level 2 (potential threat) to level 3 (moderate threat).

Artificial intelligence is already changing how people work, communicate online, create art and manage businesses. Now the technology is being used in every aspect of our food systems.

Global Liberal Studies junior Elsy Bonilla-Aguilar saw students seeking a space to engage in their creative endeavors alongside their peers, and decided to bridge the gap herself with the creation of À Partager — a zine made by and for the students studying abroad at the NYU Paris site.  More often than not, the study...

Nebraskans frustrated by FAFSA; pro-Palestinian rally at UNL; Huskers land 2025 VB recruit

The City of Huntsville has received over 9 inches of rain in the last 12 hours, according to the National Weather Service Centers Huntsville Municipal Airport totals.

With the recent bout of severe storms and flooding, many Oklahomans no doubt lost sleep monitoring overnight weather situations.

Ami Formica, a Bend mother of three, has a decorative box where she stores her phone when she’s at home. Her elementary school-aged children have even gotten into the habit

Cheshire Medical Center has upgraded its mammography equipment, now utilizing three-dimensional machinery to improve the Keene hospitals ability to detect breast cancer and provide more exams.

The Santa Maria Public Library is partnering with California State Parks to offer a virtual exploration of Morro Bay State Park’s estuary habitat on May 11, at 10 a.m. in

Food. Fuel. Utilities. Clothing. Medical bills. Vehicle maintenance. The cost of everything has increased substantially, leaving many Hoosiers wondering how to stay afloat.