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The combination of a tight presidential election and generative artificial intelligence tools has cybersecurity experts worried.

Our operating costs are running away from us and we need to determine why, and address this

Homecoming approaches for Wahpeton Public Schools District, which will celebrate this year’s festivities from Monday, Sept. 25-Saturday, Sept. 30.

International Summit on MES & Industry 4.0: Enabling Digital Transformation and Fuelling Growth

The man who police say drove his pickup truck into several buildings over the weekend was arraigned on Wednesday.

<p>With attendees hailing from various corners of the world, the MESI 4.0 Summit proved to be an epic gathering of industry leaders, fostering collaboration and driving innovation in the realm of manufacturing.</p>

Perhaps Christopher Harris will get some satisfaction.

A Little Rock man accused in 2019 of federal drug and firearms crimes while he was on parole from the Arkansas Department of Corrections for a 2002 murder conviction was sentenced to seven years in federal prison this week on one count of being a felon in possession of a firearm.

Denver Leinen, 4, in the mauve shirt, was among those eagerly awaiting the Tuesday, Sept. 5, opening of Zimmerman Elementary’s special education playground. Kristi Nordick did the honors of cutting

A Little Rock defense attorney suing Pulaski County prosecutors under the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act to get records of police officers whose misconduct records raise potential credibility issues got more time to try to prove those records for so-called "Brady cops" exist.