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Oh how times have changed. Or have they? Take a glance at local stories from years past.

There’s been a shakeup in the harbormaster’s office on Harbor Loop amid allegations that the signature of the state Division of Marine Fisheries’ chief fiscal officer was forged on standard

We are eternally thankful to doctors, scientists and engineers who have used their God-given minds to better humankind through technology. As a result, our lives are healthier, longer and blessed.

Last week I ended my column with a question: How did our mental loads get so bad in recent decades that we are losing sleep and becoming more anxious and

FRANKLIN - Teche Action Clinic took over Franklin Jr High School Saturday, to raise awareness about Minority Health with a community resource fair.

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HIBBING—City officials in Hibbing are hoping a new website dedicated to sharing information about a local sales tax referendum voters will see on their ballots come Nov. 5 will lead

A newly released study by economists from Yale and UC San Diego unlocked a key insight into the way the Rustbelt developed. Like most studies, it is just one piece

I’ve been writing this column for about 27 years. And more than a few times, I took my former agency, the Social Security Administration, to task for sometimes falling down

UPDATE: The phone and internet issues have been resolved, according to the Madison County Sheriffs Office.