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Allan Hancock College fine arts students are showcasing a diverse variety of artwork during the college’s annual Fine Arts Student Exhibition.

Iowa lawmakers debated budget bills into the early morning Friday as they aim for the end of session in the coming days.

Elk resident Kelcene Dodd brought home boxes of pizza from Spokane on Aug. 18. The slices never got touched.

The Mint Gaming Hall Cumberland in Williamsburg is partnering with W.D. Bryant hardware company to stage a Kentucky Derby Day eggstravaganza on May 4.

Artificial intelligence is known for enhancing everyday technologies and improving the efficiency of industries, and while it can be used to help, it also can become a tool to harm.

B.C. Finance Minister Katrine Conroy knew her budget choices might raise the B.C. deficit and get a response from the credit-rating agencies, but this isn’t the right time for austerity

I have the tremendous opportunity to work with some of the greatest employees in the federal government and we have the pleasure to serve and work for the American farmer

Washington (CNN) — Taylor Swift is continuing her lucrative legacy with the release of her 11th studio album, “The Tortured Poets Department.”

LANSING — The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development’s (MDARD) Qualified Forest Program (QFP) announced Thursday that applications to receive the tax exemption for the 2025 tax year are

The YMCAs of Quebec announced last week that its facility in St. Laurent, a mainstay on Décarie Blvd. near Poirier in the Norgate area since the 1970s, was sold for