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The Saline County Sheriff's Office located at 800 E. Pacific Avenue in Salina.

/CNW/ - With thousands of press releases published each week, it can be difficult to keep up with everything on Cision. To help journalists and consumers stay...

The MICRC is hosting in-person public hearings in Detroit this week about new maps the body created for several state House districts in metro Detroit.

The Japanese stock market is sharply higher on Thursday, snapping a four-session losing streak, following the mixed cues from Wall Street overnight. The Nikkei 225 is moving above the 38,800 level to fresh 34-year highs, with gains across most sectors led by index heavyweights and technology stocks.

Four years after Tesla revealed the hyped Cybertruck, its production still lags with 1.9 million orders pending. The bottleneck stems from challenges in mass-producing what are known as 4680 battery cells, which are key to the Cybertruck’s success due to their superior energy density and cost efficiency. Currently, Tesla can only produce a fraction -- only a tenth -- of the required output, pushing it to lean o...

Renowned director Samuel Bennetts and talented young gun Mitchel Loveday have joined the Clockwork Films family, with both directors’ sole repped across the Australian & New Zealand markets.

Korean TV makers Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics cemented their leadership in the global premium TV market in 2023, but they have been warned to gear up for Chinese rivals flooding the market with cheaper products. In the premium sector for TVs priced at higher than $2,500, Korean manufacturers saw notable growth, together taking 79.6 percent of the market share by revenue, according to market tracker Omdia on...

Panasonic's new compact and lightweight 28-200mm all-in-one zoom lens for L-Mount cameras stands alone in the system.

3D in focus - the Panasonic Connect team sheds light on how location based entertainment can benefit from 3D technology.

Despite a few lingering questions, Douglas County commissioners on Wednesday approved a $30,000 funding request that will help Lawrence’s chamber of commerce