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All patients should have access to medical information in their native language

Wake will continue to offer the Epic e-book app to students even though Charlotte discontinued it because it has titles that might violate the new parents’ rights law.

People talk to their pets every day: offering praise when they’re good, reassurance when they’re confused and affection when they’re cuddling. We also speak to animals when they misbehave. “Why did you do that?” someone might ask their dog. Or we might scold the cat – “Don’t touch that!” – as we move a family heirloom across the room.

Question: I thought I heard about 911 being able to find accurate locations even when people don’t know exactly where they are. Can you talk about that?

From ballroom, to country, to Taylor Swift: how the Fox Run Dance Hall is setting the seacoast in motion – Tonight on NH Chronicle.

YAKIMA, Wash.-Yakima Valley College will hold a series of Flagger Certification trainings this spring.

Question: I was recently the victim of identity theft. My driver’s license was among the items stolen. I am concerned that this person will use my identification to drive, among

A big gift from the John Dawson Foundation will help expand teaching space for students and enable the downtown jazz club to host more performances.

One in 11 million. Those are the odds of dying in a plane crash.

Two-thirds of U.S. teachers have limited discussions of political and social issues in their classrooms, even in places where there is no law or policy prohibiting instruction on race, gender identity, sexual orientation or other hot-button topics, according to a new survey conducted by the RAND Corp. That means twice as many teachers as are […]