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By David Mitchell For The Leader-Herald The bravery and dedication of local crossing guard Josh Corbett has inspired Johnstown residents.  Corbett works enthusiastically as a Johnstown school district crossing guard from Monday through Friday when he puts on the neon safety vest and dedicates

A rare serious moment of reflection

The FDA has faced sharp criticism for approving Aduhelm even though clinical trials exposed serious safety risks.

Governor John Bel Edwards lifted the mask mandate for the state back in October. though the mandate is still lifted and the cases are now increasing again. NEWS15 hit the streets to get how the public feels about a mask mandate at the moment...

IF YOU COULD READ MY MIND: The four novels today are great, truly original reads One of the novels is the latest from Anthony Doerr, who authored “All the Light We Cannot See,” while Graeme Burnet was previously Booker shortlisted for “His Bloody Project.” A Japanese cat-novel about libraries and qu

'Tis the season to snuggle up and enjoy some festive TV courtesy of Dr Who, Call the Midwife and The Repair Shop.

Audiences are being treated to a transparent cash-grab that sacrifices plot, pacing and characterization in favor of winking “meta” references to the fact that the movie is essentially a reboot of The Matrix .

When The Matrix came out in 1999, it was a groundbreaking film, both for its storytelling and its visual effects, which introduced the then-novel “bull

Lana Wachowski’s new Matrix movie has been criticized for meta elements about Warner Bros. movie sequels and the first Matrix movie in 1999. But the choices were important in grappling with something new."

The co-writers of Matrx Resurrections discuss what the early plans for the characters were including the revival of Morpheus.