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The snow began falling in Lexington around 10:30 Thursday morning but Mayor Linda Gorton told reporters the city's streets and roads department was already hours into its snow response plan.

Doesnt have a job? i mean, it is mind-numbing to think that west virginians are not going to benefit from this? >> absolutely. and the fact that he has already done so much to try and frame the benefits and the changes to the law that are going to be in this bill, the fact that hes been insisting on work requirements for the child tax care credit. its been thing after thing with manchin. now were finally here. whats really frustrating about this is the fact that even if there were no filibusters...

Collapse. i believe there are six, maybe seven people that are missing still from that candle factory. i mean, how large of a -- of an area are we talking about that theyve got to comb through? >> its -- its at least football field long by half a football field wide, i believe. so whats that, 300 by 150? thats probably sounds about right. it might be a little larger than that, actually. >> believe me, thats big enough, particularly the kind of devastation youre describing. for anyone who may be ...

Beloit Janesville Symphony Orchestra will present a special performance of music and dance during a presentation of "The Nutcracker" ballet Dec. 17-19, at the Janesville Performing Arts Center.

The new Twitter CEO has a difficult job ahead of him, trying to keep the platform free of dangerous misinformation spewed by powerful Democrats, establishment news organizations, and influential celebrities.

The new Twitter CEO has a difficult job ahead of him, trying to keep the platform free of dangerous misinformation spewed by powerful Democrats, establishment news organizations, and influential celebrities.

He has a difficult job ahead of him, trying to maintain the site's reputation for fast-paced, free-ranging commentary.

Advanced persistent threat actors are becoming harder to spot and making attribution more difficult.

Lee Ross, a psychological scientist celebrated for his work on biases in decision making, died Friday, May 14 in Palo Alto, California. In a career that stretched over 50 years at Stanford University, Ross was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (1994) and the National Academy of Sciences (2010). In 2003, he received the APS William James Fellow Award in recognition of his extensive research on judgement, inferences, and decision making.  Ross died of a longstanding heart cond...

* Press release… Attorneys today filed suit on behalf of the family of 90-year-old Richard Cieski, Sr., a Korean War veteran who died in November 2020 following exposure to the novel coronavirus at the LaSalle Veterans’ Home. The facility was negligent in failing to protect their husband and father from the virus, the family says, citing the facility’s apparent lack of precautions or preparation from the beginning of the pandemic in March 2020 to the start of the November outbreak that...