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And japanese leaders are doing what they can to make japan an easier place to do business. North korean officials have issued a statement on their threat to conduct another nuclear test. They first warned of the test last month after the u. N. Security Council Condemned their Ballistic Missile launch. Translator theres no statute of limitations on our declaration to not rule out a new form of nuclear test. Such a test is our right to selfdefense that no one can prevent. Analysts at a u. S. Resea...

The amount of ice on the Great Lakes has been steadily and significantly decreasing over the past five decades, according to scientists at the National

Santa Claus, portrayed by John Greiner of Port Angeles, gets licks and kisses from Maru, a white husky mix belonging to Ally Kreider of Port Angeles, at the second annual Santa Paws holiday photo event on Saturday at Petsense in Port Angeles.

Several personal best times highlight great performances from the first day of action at the Harold Anderson Invitational.

The National Center on Disability and Journalism (NCDJ) today announced the winners of the 2023 Katherine Schneider Journalism Award and the Gary Corcoran Student Prize for Excellence in Reporting on Disability.

The foundation tasked with overseeing how most of Ohio's opioid settlement funds are spent must make its records public, the state's highest court ruled on Thursday.

Major General Stanley F. H. Newman, who was credited with shooting down the last German airplane of World War II, died recently. He was 99

Combat veteran Major Joe Lee Todd will receive the Major General Douglas O. Dollar Distinguished Public Service Award in Norman.

Latrobe officials could lump motorized wheelchairs and scooters into a new ordinance that was designed to govern the use of bicycles and skateboards in the city. The move would be part of a proposed ordinance update that would make provisions for wheeled devices that aren’t mentioned while eliminating an outdated

Sandra McCune, one of two Latrobe mayoral candidates listed on the Nov. 2 ballot, is ineligible because she has moved out of town, according to the city’s solicitor. That leaves Eric J. Bartels, a city councilman who is serving in the appointed role of deputy mayor, as the sole valid