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Smart homes are one thing — they use technology to automate certain functions within the home. But high-tech homes, however, are different — they utilize everything technology has to offer

On Thursday, police Chief Ed Conley and fire Chief Eric Smith will host a badge ceremony to swear in new and recently promoted police officers and firefighters.

We have entered a new social media hell, where online creeps run sadistic schemes targeting high school kids. Since late 2021, their ruses have driven at least 20 young people,

It is a safe bet that almost no one in Indiana knows less about basketball than me, but only a recluse could miss the hype over the Indianapolis Fever’s draft

Boy, is technology making is ruder. It all started with email.

NEWBURYPORT — The Metropolitan Opera’s 2023-24 season of Saturday matinee broadcasts continues with Terence Blanchard’s jazz-inflected drama "Fire Shut Up in My Bones," in a performance from earlier this month.

In this weeks UGA police blotter, a student reported harassing communications from a man in California, a student gave personal information to a fraudulent employer and a student was harassed

Chamber ‘best places’ application open

Something big is happening on this historic seaport’s waterfront, the likes of which have never been seen before in its commercial zone.

Some counties are rejecting primary mail ballots that are missing the last two digits of the year, despite the Department of State’s advice to count them.