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LAWRENCE (KSNT) – For more than 125 seasons, Kansas Jayhawk men’s basketball has been to four NCAA national championships, 16 Final Four appearances and 19 Big 12 championships. The titles are part of the many things Jayhawk basketball has added to its history in Lawrence since the late 19th century. But for as many teams […]

The Toronto Raptors will pick 13th overall in tonight’s NBA draft, barring any last-minute trades, and history tells us that the players selected in that spot range from all-time greats to names you’ve probably never heard.

On January 1, 1863, The Emancipation Proclamation, officially known as Proclamation 95, was issued by President Abraham Lincoln.

This marks Attorney General Michel Daley's first judicial appointment

By Patrick Murphy and Haviland Stewart As employers increasingly use automated systems to make decisions regarding hiring, firing, promotions and pay, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is raising the red flag on the risks of disability, race, gender and age discrimination posed by reliance on artificial intelligence technology in managing the workplace. On Jan.

A Suffolk motorist who crashed into two cars after driving a mile the wrong way on the A12 has been given a suspended sentence.

Enjoy two days of grilled meat, brews and music in the East Valley this weekend at the Beer, Bourbon and Barbecue Festival.

Swedish firm Coloreel, which specialises in patented technology for the digital dyeing of textile thread on-demand, has expanded its UK distributor network.

A man who had allegedly drunk half a bottle of vodka drove one mile the wrong way along the A12 before crashing into two cars, a court has heard.

Coloreel expands reach in UK