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The Dec. 22 episode of Beyond 1984 is our “Year in Review” special, a highlight of some of the many things the Louisiana Tech Family has celebrated, weathered, and accomplished. Here are just a few of Tech’s top stories from a challenging but rewarding 2021 that was filled with success stories.

For a country steeped in tradition and driven by ambition, the UAE's growth in the past 50 years has been unprecedented. What's in store for the next 50?

/PRNewswire/ -- Renew Bioscience, a commercial stage medical technology company, announced it has received Breakthrough Device Designation status from the U.S....

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/PRNewswire/ -- Renew Bioscience, a commercial stage medical technology company, announced it has received Breakthrough Device Designation status from the U.S....

Business people can hear about what trends are impacting Northwest Indianas economy at the upcoming 2021 Business & Economic Outlook.

From highlighting the importance of our interconnectedness to supporting socially inclusive growth, here’s how Expo 2020 will showcase the opportunities of the future.

While new cases of COVID-19 remain high in Indiana and Kentucky, a forecasting model for the United States on Thursday projected nearly 100,000 more COVID-19 deaths between now and Dec.

Since 2004, seniors in Centre County have been taking advantage of a state program that’s putting fresh produce on the dinner table. According to Sandy Schuckers, health and wellness coordinator for the Centre County Office of Aging, those numbers are on the rise. In the early years of the program, about 1,000 residents of the county involved themselves in Senior Farmers Market Nutrition program. In the last few years, that number has grown to 1,250 annually. “Folks are excited to get fresh...

A top state lawmaker is calling for a second round of statewide public hearings on redistricting because new legislative district maps wont be available for Hoosiers to view during the hearings scheduled for early August. House Democratic Leader Phil GiaQuinta, D-Fort Wayne, said in a letter sent Friday to the Republican leaders of the Indiana House and Senate he fears the planned redistricting meetings "will be of little value," since "the public will be commenting on abstract concepts rather ...