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We recognize substance abuse, tobacco and obesity as some of our major public health issues, but loneliness is increasingly becoming part of that conversation.

Though Mountlake Terrace High School grad Lily Gladstone didnt win best actress, Oscar night Sunday was genuinely compelling and entertaining.

Success takes years, sometimes decades.

How Oscar nominee Lily Gladstone’s local theater roots helped set her up for Hollywood success on her own terms.

Truckers and other commercial drivers see a lot while crisscrossing Indiana, which is why they are partnering with law enforcement this week to raise awareness about human trafficking. The partnerships make sense, as more than a million trucks pass through the "Crossroads of America" every day. When the big rigs stop at interstate inspection stations, drivers receive educational handouts about human trafficking. ...

Community members will hold a silent vigil outside the Dover office of Rep. Chris Pappas, D-N.H., today in recognition of the people killed in the Israeli-Palestinian war. Organizers said New Hampshires congressional delegation has ignored constituents calls for an Israeli ceasefire to prevent further civilian casualties, which now total more than 16,000 in Gaza. ...

Free screenings of the motion pictures 'Indian Horse' and 'Bones of Crows' will be held at the Babcock throughout the day.

The event, which starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, is also in commemoration of the Sand Creek massacre, where around 150 native people were killed on Nov. 29, 1864.

For the first time in its 32 years, Red Eagle Soaring has its own performance space in a new arts hub at the historic train station.

Five Seattle youth-focused community organizations celebrated the opening of a new dedicated arts and culture space at the King Street train station