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TOKYO: Japanese auto giant Nissan said Friday it had lowered its sales and profit forecasts for the fiscal year that ended on March 31, citing higher costs.

Emerson Harrold had to get back on track after COVID-19 disrupted school – and life in general. Today, she’s a budding entrepreneur, a senior who spends part of her day

For the first time ever, Mount Airy has adopted regulations for vape, hemp and tobacco stores — which an employee of one local shop believes don’t go far enough.

Dear Annie: I notice many readers have problems and anxieties. Maybe something my mother taught me will help them.

Dallin Soukups aptitude for math was evident at a young age.

Muar: Parents and teachers need to be aware of students’ health conditions before they undertake any outdoor activities, including cross-country races, in view of the current hot weather.

Since 2003, the Owensboro Civitan Club — the local division of the global organization Civitan International — has been aiming to provide positive change for all, especially individuals with intellectual

NAUVOO - The Nauvoo Town Council has approved for two properties to be demolished.

The University of Illinois was the first post-secondary institution to have a disability services program.

The origins behind the cannabis holiday