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If you’re puzzled by relationships, Shakespeare’s your playwright. Especially in “Much Ado About Nothing,” his brilliant comedy about love, friendship and family connections. And, just to make a play ...

It’s 1945. American soldiers are returning home from World War II. Big-band music fills the air – “Sing, Sing, Sing” and “I’m Beginning to See the Light.” That’s the setting for “Much Ado About Nothin...

City officials say the water main flows underground through sanitary sewer, but the break didnt contaminate water supply.

PORTLAND — “We’re not messing around anymore with poachers,” says Oregon Representative Ken Helm. “From now on, there’s going to be people watching.”

Students protested legislation being passed in Missouri that restricts transgender rights on Tuesday.

In a recent Facebook post, the board of education says the whistle blower isn't cooperating with the investigation.

UD AAP community remembers faculty member who taught math for more than five decades

The district responded to the allegations and released a lengthy statement Monday.

The allegations surround the elementary school's use of an isolation room for disruptive students.

Elementary students were traumatized by being left alone and locked in an isolation cell, according to a school administrator.