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A former opera singer turned entrepreneur, author and trainer in leadership communication is set to address the Rocky Mount Area Chamber of Commerce’s 2024 Women’s Leadership Conference on Wednesday.

Within three or four years, Aurora and its competitors expect to put thousands such self-driving trucks on Americas public freeways. The goal is for the trucks, which can run nearly

The city of Helena sent out a notice Monday saying that city commission members will attend the Hometown Helena gathering on Thursday.

(JTA) — Columbia University has rejected a demand to divest from Israel and has failed to reach an agreement with pro-Palestinian student protesters who are occupying a portion of the

Limited information has been confirmed about the paid administrative leave of a St. Joseph School District staffer earlier this month.

PELLA — Students from Pella Middle School paid it forward in a big way on Friday, donating $3,200 to local charities.

OLYMPIA, Wash. – The King County Superior Court allowed an antitrust lawsuit against a proposed Kroger-Albertsons merger to move forward on Friday. Kroger is working with a media relations firm

The second new nuclear reactor at Plant Vogtle in Georgia has entered commercial operation after cost overruns and delays, marking a significant milestone in carbon-free electricity generation.

BOSTON — With federal money drying up for a pandemic-related program that provides discounts on internet service for low-income families, the states two U.S. senators are asking industry groups to

Three candidates have filed to fill the soon-to-be vacant Oregon Senate seat for District 30, which encompasses all of Baker, Crook, Grant, Harney, Lake and Malheur counties and parts of