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Adults need to begin to act on the fact that one out of every five of our school kids are obese. These kids do not learn as well, and have

As a fourth-generation gem and jewelry expert, 38-year-old Jessica “Jessie” Kulick has much to teach her two young daughters when the time comes, but for now she is focused on

A candid interview with Israeli U.N. envoy Gilad Erdan about the challenges faced by the Jewish state in the international forum.

Complaints filed with at least two state agencies allege that Sgt. Kent Vander Kamp, who is running for Deschutes County Sheriff, and his fellow board members at the Prineville-based nonprofit

A Chicago Tribune analysis of crime data shows the impact of migrants has been mostly felt in nonviolent offenses, particularly driving-related and thefts, and few arrests for violent felonies.

The Durham Museum is offering another season of River City History Tours. The group tours depart from the museum and delve into topics like women in Omaha, the city’s infamous bootlegging history and more.

My father always said that there are two reasons for everything. The reason you give and the real reason.

Voters in St. Michaels will have the opportunity to elect three town commissioners next week. The town’s election will take place Monday, May 6, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Pennsylvania awards $200M to expand high-speed internet access, and a lot more is on the way. But the looming end of a federal program that helps low-income families afford broadband

In 1912 President Frank L. Wright of the Prescott Power Company had an idea. In the early 20th century, towns hosted chautauquas, a week-long series of lectures and concerts focused