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The competition is targeted towards Digital SMEs and startups that are looking to facilitate the delivery of digital, cross-border, interoperable, and cross-domain services, and solutions, while also accelerating their digitally enabled growth.

The smooth flow of homecoming travelers this year will depend on three factors, according to Minister of Public Works and Public Housing (PUPR), Basuki ...

A statewide teacher shortage has school districts scrambling with the start of the next school year a short four months ahead.

Bellefonte resident Nikki Etter-Newman shares her personal essay about her struggles with infertility and why you should never ask someone going through fertility treatments: "Have you considered adoption?"

Children born from parents who used infertility treatment before conception are at a significantly increased risk of chronic conditions.

An Ohio program that urged safe storage of guns saw big gains in the number of families that reported locking up weapons.

AMHERST — Before the budget season commences in Amherst, two citizen groups, including one focused on issues affecting youth, will host a conversation about where spending should be prioritized.Sunrise Amherst and the Progressive Coalition of Amherst...

The celebration of Earth Day last Friday in the Philippines was muted by the election campaign noise, while in other parts of the world, matters of war or the rising cost of living dominated concerns over environmental problems.

Temporary changes to Medicaid eligibility during the COVID pandemic meant that women due to lose insurance 60 days postpartum could stay on their plans.

MU hosted its annual Remembers event Friday to commemorate those who have passed over the last year.