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Spring weather has tractors standing by, but as soon as fields dry, the planting season will be underway, and that means taking extra precautions with the heavy machinery rumbling around.

WHILE Penang is seen as food hub to many, the island State is also home to Unesco-listed site that welcomes history buffs.

A total of 802 graduates took part in the 49th commencement at SUNY Poly Saturday.

Terre Haute Police said a man was found dead after being hit by a train near 13th and Deming Street.

NORMAL -— Southern Illinois University baseball fell to Illinois State, 7-1, Saturday afternoon at Duffy Bass Field in Normal to drop the series with the Redbirds.

Kota Kinabalu: A joint exhibition of Chinese ink and oil paintings and calligraphy pieces by artists and calligraphers from Shanghai and Sabah, dubbed China-Sabah Art Exhibition, will be held at the Sabah Art Gallery from May 7 to 12.

BUTTERWORTH: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim described foreign media reports regarding fuel subsidy cuts as unethical and that no final decision was made at the cabinet level regarding the issue.

May kicks off with the Eta Aquariid meteor shower, and experts are anticipating a better show than in recent years, according to the American Meteor Society.

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Scores of Democratic lawmakers told President Joe Biden on Friday that they believe evidence shows that Israel has violated U.S. law by restricting humanitarian aid flows into war-stricken Gaza.