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The project uses technology developed by a private company to monitor social media posts, text messages and emails while students are on school Wi-Fi.

A judge told Arleta Ramirez she needs to put her baby "on a feeding schedule and use a bottle" so that breastfeeding doesn't interfere with her ex's visits.

She has played a large role in bolstering Tucson’s prolific craft beer scene and has inspired a new generation of women to follow their brewing dreams.

Researchers say they expected TikTok videos to contain misinformation about medication abortion, but that wasn't the case at all.

Pregnancy-associated deaths, including drug-related deaths and homicide, were up 35% in 2020, compared with prepandemic 2019, new research indicates.

Funded by a $2 million grant from the U.S. Department of Justice, the University of Missouri will connect to the Wi-Fi servers of 26 rural school districts, scan them for potential threats and prepare schools to respond.

The University of Central Missouri Board of Governors honored outgoing board member from Kansas City, Mary Long, while also authorizing funds for the purchase of training aircraft, approving two new degree programs and name changes to an undergraduate degree and minor when it met on campus on Jan. 26.

A panel of experts briefed a Catholic Social Ministry gathering in Washington on Catholic Churchs response in the African nation

MOROCCO, February 1 - Moroccos strategy in the field of the fight against terrorism and violent extremism was presented Tuesday in Mombasa, Kenya, within the

LA GRANDE — Local libraries are places many people go to check out books filled with breathless tension, like Stephen King’s “The Shining” or James Patterson’s “The President Is Missing.”