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Since 2011, two steel beams salvaged from the ruins of the Twin Towers have been in the city of Miramar.

By Gary Todd: To be great, you have to chase greatness. To be the best, you have to want it so badly that you are willing to do anything you can to be the

Poet PW Covington stops by the studio to share his reflections on poetry, politics and French press coffee.

Pride Month celebrations kicked off last weekend in Athens to much fanfare and community support.

The Southeastern Ohio Rainbow Alliance (SEORA), the Ohio University LGBT Center, the Athens community, and people in the southeastern Ohio region will celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride Month this month with in-person

Denver Nuggets fans are hoping their team, making its first-ever appearance in the NBA Finals, will win their first championship. Off the court, Denver business leaders expect the games to generate millions of dollars in revenue for the local economy and national attention for the metro area.

CFLT earnings call for the period ending September 30, 2022.

Valley nonprofits and veteran advocacy groups are teaming up to help former service members.

In May, the US military created a new rivalry.

Surprise resident Ray Perez said sharing his story of recovery from drug problems and homelessness with other veterans and ex-inmates is "a huge component" of his work. He took it to a new level this week, sharing his story as part of a White House roundtable.