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“I’ve been with the Fayette Fire Department over 30 years and have been on over 1,000 fire or rescue calls, but I have never been the fire chief, so this

Here are the current top 25 highest-grossing movies of all time. A mix highly enjoyable movies and some that won't stand the test of time.

We ranked every movie in the Fast Saga, so see which Fast & Furious film finishes first. Here's every Fast and Furious movie, ranked:

DeKALB – During the second Faculty Senate meeting of the year, attendees gave an update on the use of ChatGPT in classrooms along with a change in the graduation fee. ChatGPT is an AI technology system originally designed to mimic human responses to aid in customer service development. However, many students across various universities have...

NIU officials say they’re on the cutting edge of virtual reality’s education potential. Our education reporter Peter Medlin went onto a VR NIU campus to check it out.

Universities are looking to expand courses hosting asynchronous and synchronous lectures both online and in person to meet student demands for flexible schedules in a post-pandemic landscape.

Midday Report host Mandy Wiener chats to legal reporter Karyn Maughan about Jason Rohde's SCA application.

Late census data puts House 2022 campaigns in limbo Print this article A key factor in who wins the House majority, how lines are drawn for the bulk of its 435 districts, may not be clear until later this year. And thats adding an element of chaos to the 2022 election cycle. Its not even clear at this point how many House seats each state will have in the 435-member chamber. Thats because the U.S. Census Bureau in February announced that processing of data needed to allocate House seats, bas...

New chief executive officer John Forsyth set new growth areas goal for Cirrus Logic.

Census delay sends redistricting ripples nationwide WASHINGTON — The Census Bureau’s late delivery of redistricting data will trigger a cascade of delays across the country, potentially complicating the mapmaking process in many states and delaying local elections. Congress may still pass a law extending the agency’s deadline to deliver apportionment figures, but that won’t help states about to bump against, or crash through, their own legal deadlines to redraw legislative and congressi...