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Illinois election authorities are raising concerns after lists of voters personal information, including birthdates and addresses, were published online by a network of media websites.

In this interview, AZoM speaks with Alan Marcus, Chief Growth Officer, at LabVantage during 2024 about their platform approach to scientific data flow management.

With a new state law in place set to drastically alter the funding of the state’s Area Education Agencies (AEAs), the head of southeast Iowa’s AEA says he is working

Spring blooming event

The topic of AI has already grown trite, but don’t let that fool you. It’s not a fad. It feels more akin to the “atmospheric river” storms hitting California —

Read the offbeat tales our reporters have gathered for this weeks Off Main Street column.

Do you think much about wild turkeys in North Dakota? If youre like me, when you see a turkey you call them out: “tom, jake, hen ... how many are

The United States Environmental Protection Agency has issued a rule aimed at protecting against discharges of hazardous substances stemming from extreme weather events. The "worst-case discharge" rule could loom large in the Kanawha Valley, where advocates have pushed for stronger protection against such pollution for yeas.

Involuntary

The dreaded deadline to file your tax return is in a little more than a week. If that isn’t bad enough for many Americans, scammers are out in force to