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National Public Health Week (April 1-7) is a time for us to reflect on the importance of the public health institutions in our community.

I heard a quote recently that has really stuck with me, especially in my role as editor of the Appeal-Democrat newspaper and as someone who has been in the media

MOSCOW — University of Idaho doctoral student Karina Silvestre Bringas and her advisor in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, Chris Hamilton, spent a month hiking unexplored areas of

(New York Jewish Week) — Despite its name, neither shmucks nor boys are the hosts of a Jewish dating podcast called “Schmuckboys.”

FLORENCE — Schools in the Shoals are choosing to dismiss early or use virtual learning on Tuesday due to the threat for severe weather.

Last week, I reported how patients of both Integris and SSM St. Anthony hospitals have been victimized by Internet criminals hacking the hospitals poorly-secured computer networks. Private patient information was

Officials in Killeen, Harker Heights and Nolanville have placed their respective cities under Stage 4 water restrictions in response to a 48-inch water main leak on Fort Cavazos that may

Lane Crawford and Levi Howard, both juniors at Port Allegany and students in Brent Bryant’s Networking and Security shop at the Seneca Highlands Career and Technical Center, recently earned their

The breach impacted more than 6,000 hospitals and 1 million physicians who work with Change Healthcare.

Local voters continue receiving mailed flyers endorsing two school board candidates who said they have nothing to do with that effort, and its not clear who is paying for it