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The fearsome slender-snouted crocodile can make torch lights explode just with its eyes -- so the legend goes in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

MURRAY – If you are a small business owner needing a loan to cover costs related to last December’s severe storms in the area, there is still time to apply

Monty Roberts, a noted equine trainer, has been called a “horse whisperer” because he knows how to read the body language of a horse and how to figuratively get inside

The city of Beachwood has launched a composting program in partnership with Rust Belt Riders, an organization launched in 2014 that provides people and organizations across Northeast Ohio with an

"I expect to have a frank and candid exchange," the Virginia Democrat said.

SCRANTON — Several years ago the Smithsonian magazine ran an elegant story about the use of postcards in American culture as a way both to communicate to loved ones far

AmeriServ Financial Inc. announced that it has reached a cooperation agreement with SB Value Partners, L.P., which owns approximately 7.7% of the company’s outstanding common stock.

PERU — It was while researching a totally different topic in early Miami County history when Regine Brindle came across an interesting find about one of the most notable women

Technology giant Apple has partnered with the Salt River Project to thin 30,000 acres of forest in the next decade, including most of the watershed of the C.C. Cragin Reservoir.

Area schools will receive nearly $1 million in state grants to support safety measures and mental health services, the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency has announced.