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By Andy FurmanNKyTribune reporterThe Cincinnati Reds. Next – The Cleveland Guardians.Strange bedfellows? Well, not really.First, both Major League baseball teams call the Buckeye State

Erik Huijing explores the concept of the vertical dark ride, from Disney's popular Tower of Terror to new innovations.

Highland County commissioners David Daniels, Brad Roades recognized April 2024 as National County Government Month during their Wednesday, April 3 meeting, inviting staff from several offices to pose for a photo to represent some of the faces of county government.

The Fortune Innovation Forum in Hong Kong gave different business perspectives on U.S.-China relations—and the debate between cooperation and competition.

Core values behind DEI are embedded into our organizations DNA. That didnt happen overnight; rather, it has taken years of continued commitment—top-down and bottom-up.

Selma Burke’s work was likely the inspiration for Franklin D. Roosevelt on the back of the U.S. dime, but does not get credit for her work.

Two community members brought up the legality of the zero-tolerance vaping policy during the Christian County School Board meeting on Thursday.

Ask open-ended questions to disarm and engage candidates for more fluid and insightful conversation.

Residents at the Commodore condominiums fought off an effort to end the state's last remaining manual elevator two years ago. Will it work this time?

Edith Baker and her daughter, Kim, were injured while attending a USC football game against the University of Kentucky in 2019, according to a 2021 complaint.