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The high costs and limited availability of quality child care are holding back American moms without college degrees. Women’s participation in the workforce has recovered from the pandemic, reaching historic

After 22 years of dedicated service at 305-B W. Union St., Burke United Christian Ministries (BUCM) announces the selection of its future location for services, underscoring the organizations commitment to

A Longview man arrested in the 2016 shooting death of businessman Ron Horaney was not the gunman and hired another man to do the killing, according to a warrant in

The University of Oklahoma will award honorary degrees to four individuals in recognition of their extraordinary achievements and generous service to others.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — With The Kentucky Derby approaching, Southern Indiana businesses and officials are preparing for the impact it will have on the area.

SALEM, Mass. — A Methuen man was among six "known" Trinitario gang members and associates charged Wednesday after a three-month investigation into a dozen convenience store breaks in communities north

ELKHART — ADEC’s President and CEO Chris Kingsley has announced that the agency is planning to have new a facility fully functional and open by the beginning of 2025.

I’ll always remember that night, 24 years ago, when as chairman of the Gloucester Planning Board, I had some important business before the City Council. First, I had to wait

Helen of Troy, the El Paso-based maker of Hydro Flask, OXO, Vicks and other consumer brands, reported positive financial results for its most recent quarter, with an increase in net

DANVERS — Students from the Danvers High School Performing Arts program are putting on a whole weekend of entertainment.