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After months of hard work and training, two Lake Region Technology and Communications fiber linemen earned new certifications last month.

TRAVERSE CITY — Cherry Capital Airport will explore its data and computer systems security through a “vulnerability study” authorized by the Northwest Regional Airport Authority Board.

The United States is being unceremoniously evicted from the African nation of Niger.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend, check out this list of events and activities around East Texas.

Will Sen. Schumer kill the Antisemitism Awareness Act? Probably.

I am in need of some input from Trump supporters.

A plan is in the works to get 539 asylum-seekers out of three local hotels and integrated into the regional community nearly a year after they first arrived in Erie

HELLBENDER: The original “Hellbender Defenders,” a group of high school student leaders, celebrated recently the 5 year anniversary of the hellbender’s adoption as Pennsylvania’s official state amphibian.

Whitney Lanning has been fired as executive director of the Community Action Partnership of Greater St. Joseph.

The National Park Service is implementing an increase for camping and other associated fees on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Fees related to camping sites as well as non-camper user fees