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Medal of Honor: Marine Corps Sgt. Richard Binder By KATIE LANGE Department of Defense News Like many men born in the mid-1800s, Marine Corps Sgt. Richard Binder immigrated to America to find better …

Medal of Honor: Army Spc. 4th Class Gary Wetzel By KATIE LANGE Department of Defense News Imagine losing your arm and suffering other severe injuries, yet still putting others safety before your …

As technology evolves, so do the tactics of cybercriminals, which often exploit human error and behavior to gain unauthorized access to an organization’s system.

From festivals to community spirit displays, the Advertiser has looked back on a busy and momentous year for news across the area.

Modern-day Snoqualmie Pass on I-90 is one of the busiest mountain passes in America. When did the first Wagons, cars, trains, and skiers summit Snoqualmie Pass?

Merry Christmas Sleigh bells ring, big time, in the Big Apple thanks to the iconic movie star sled that’s spending the holiday season in the heart of midtown Manhattan. It arrived last week in …

Dana Nessel said "Lansing power brokers" Rob and Anne Minard financially exploited and defrauded political fundraising accounts through a pattern of improper reimbursements, double [...]

The ECIS Conference held in Qatar's educational landscape showcased a convergence of global thought leadership in the heart of Doha.

Tis the season to be grumpy? For the most part “champions” are acclaimed, cheered and envied. Not so for the Gay family of Union Vale, New York. In 2012 they adorned their home with a …

California regulators adopted emergency rules to try to protect laborers who cut countertops from silicosis, an incurable disease that has killed young workers, and head off "an industrial disaster."