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The application of advanced technology to improve crop production, referred to as precision agriculture, has a counterpart in the dietetics field, which consists of using science and data to fine-tune

United States drug policy last week moved one step closer to sanity. It’s got much further to go.

Searching cemeteries and synagogues, from Hong Kong to Monaco—Dr. Alexander Abraham, director of the Hall of Names at Yad Vashem, is in a race against time to locate more names.

TUPELO, MISSISSIPPI - While Tupelo, Mississippi, celebrates its favorite native son throughout the year, the city rolls out the blue suede carpet each June during the Tupelo Elvis Festival.

SPRINGFIELD — To close what some sexual abuse survivors and advocates see as a legal loophole, Illinois lawmakers are considering a bill that would criminalize sexual relations between school authority

Visit Meridian is looking to recognize the hard-working individuals in the hospitality and tourism industry through its Hospitality Heroes Awards and is seeking nominations for outstanding workers who will be

Meghan Farris was born and raised in Lebanon, has always loved music and is now giving back to her beloved community with her gift.

State Assembly leadership rejected efforts to include a landmark gas transition proposal in the state budget — despite the fact that the chamber has a supermajority of Democrats sponsoring the

Residents looking to renew their licence plates or take care of title transactions have one fewer spot to do so after a north Greenville office closed last week.