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The Detroit Lions sent a contingent of coaches and scouts to Thibodeauxs pro day last week and will host the Oregon pass rusher on a pre-draft visit

Like transit agencies across the country, MTS and NCTD struggle to find drivers amid increasing ridership

The Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo was officially awarded continued accreditation from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums for another five years.

As prices for gasoline continue to take a growing toll on our wallets, many San Diegans are turning to public transit to get some relief.

The billing would happen when private ambulance services are overwhelmed and the city’s fire department has to fill the gap. Residents already receive a bill from private firms, such as AMR. Staffing shortages are behind the problem.

The Alachua County Library District Foundation has named Hawthorne librarian Guylene Resue this years Guy Hudspeth award winner.

Ridership hit its highest rate since the pandemic hit last week with nearly two hundred thousand trips during the workweek.

‘Raw’ personal text messages between Premier and a billionaire media mogul expose the “backstage behaviour” that exists counter to the public personas centred on independence that politicians and business people try to project, media and politics experts say.

‘Raw’ personal text messages between Premier and a billionaire media mogul expose the “backstage behaviour” that exists counter to the public personas centred on independence that politicians and business people try to project, media and politics experts say.

‘Raw’ personal text messages between Premier and a billionaire media mogul expose the “backstage behaviour” that exists counter to the public personas centred on independence that politicians and business people try to project, media and politics experts say.