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My mom and I were driving in Ft. Wayne last week, when we went past a business that was beautifully landscaped. In front of the building were two flowering trees,

RIVERTON—From her home in the South Carolina countryside town of Six Mile, Lorraine Finazzo typically spends her weekdays managing construction projects for a New York City real estate developer.

William Hockstedler is a healthcare executive and entrepreneur with a background in law enforcement and the military.

Recently a viewed an online video and the CEO from a well-known company was talking about the only three things he looks for when their company wants to hire new

Supreme Court justices discuss whether cities can ticket homeless people

The announcements come after the Biden administration made several conservation announcements, including barring oil drilling on nearly half of the national petroleum reserve in Alaska.

Funding plans for Empire AI, a consortium that will create an artificial intelligence computing center at the University at Buffalo, were confirmed in the newly approved state budget. Empire AI

ALBANY (TNS) — There exists among many state lawmakers an unfortunate preference for control, an intolerance of deviation, an enjoyment of sameness.

Columbia Parks and Recreation crews cleared a homeless encampment Monday in a wooded area near the intersection of Broadway and Old 63. The clean up is part of a forestry project, according to the city.

Maryland Farm Bureau worked protect the Doe Harvest Challenge and fended off costly regulations for PFAS and cage-free eggs in this year’s legislative session.