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TOKYO: Japan’s Moon lander woke up for a third time after its main functions survived another frigid two-week lunar night, the country’s space agency said Wednesday.

Retired Conway teacher Sheila Jeffries has released a children’s book she wrote and illustrated titled “Twas the Night Before the Toad Races.”

A barn at a large egg farm in Cache County burned down Tuesday evening.

During more than half a century of working as a fisherman in Jamaica, Richard Osbourne has seen the industry steadily decline in the face of pollution, climate change, overfishing and

Experiencing the lows helped U-32 softball enjoy the highs during a stretch of two games in 24 hours.

PETALING JAYA: The Industrial Court in Sabah has ruled that the dismissal of an airport security assistant in Kota Kinabalu for racking up a medical bill of RM25,374 over 17 months four years ago was unlawful.

KYIV: Russian missiles damaged residential buildings and injured six people in Ukraine’s second-largest city, Kharkiv, early on Wednesday, governor Oleh Synehubov said on Telegram.

While Owensboro Symphony’s most recent concert season concluded on Saturday, the performing arts organization has recently announced the lineup for its upcoming 59th season for 2024-25 inside Cannon Hall at

It’s a good time to plant a tree, and Daviess Fiscal Court is doing its part to encourage planting.

PETALING JAYA: A man suspected of being involved in the recent shooting at KLIA Terminal 1 was slapped with seven charges, including possession of a firearm, at the Kota Bharu sessions court today.