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This Eastham Cape-style abode also comes with a detached garage with a one-bedroom apartment above it, perfect for a home studio space.

For many, fears about the election technology being the cause for concern have diminished. Now security experts worry about a physical assault on election systems, either an attack on the machines or people.

State and local officials have addressed cybersecurity weaknesses and threats of hacking, the key threats seen in previous election cycles going back to 2016. Experts say Congress, federal agencies a…

Researching the best places to see the Northern Lights means youre much more likely to catch a glimpse of this elusive natural wonder

Therese “Terry” Sundberg, of Alsip, a charter member of the Southwest Communty Concert Band, will perform with the group in its 40th anniversary concert Sunday in New Lenox.

Carl Jacob Hoster was one of the members of the Hoster family that was instrumental in the brewery business in Columbus starting in the mid-1800s.

To commemorate International Underground Railroad Month in September, the Michigan Freedom Trail Commission and the Michigan History Center will present the fifth annual Heritage Gathering, a series of virtual programs

The shape of the ark has been a puzzle for millennia. Until now.

San Juan College director of instrumental music Teun Fetz has chosen an ambitious program for his orchestra to perform this weekend.

WARREN/CLINTON TOWNSHIP — After two years away from the spotlight because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Warren Symphony Orchestra returns to the stage live in concert April 24.