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The Daily Emerald is providing live coverage of the pro-Palestine encampment on the University of Oregon campus, which has been set up on the Memorial Quad since April 29 at

Just past the iconic “M” on the southern face of the Bridgers, a sign nailed to a blackened pine warns hikers they are entering a burn scar. Downhill off Bridger

East Hanover Township residents will pay a lower school tax rate and Hanover Township residents will pay the same rate as last year under a budget approved on Wednesday, May

As cyber threats evolve, so do the methods to combat them. Here are some innovative solutions.

A coffee chain is set to bring another business to northeastern Kentucky in 2025.

Deadlines, pictures, interviews and design are all elements the Tahlequah High School yearbook staff has had to work with over the last year to bring the district a finished product

An organization working from a portable building in Spanaway has recently been awarded a $1 million grant from Pierce County for its work getting families experiencing homelessness into stable housing.

BOSTON — The Merrimack Valley’s representative in Congress is seeking another two years in Washington, D.C. after filing paperwork to run for a fourth term.

Accredited businesses are required to respond to customer complaints and make a good faith effort to resolve complaints, among other guidelines.

FLORHAM PARK – Residents will see a small uptick in their taxes to the Hanover Park Regional High School District under the budget approved at the Wednesday, May 1, Board