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Calling this escape a crisis examination as he examined the escape holes himself. These are really dangerous and desperate men. They are literally killers. We have all sorts of personnel deployed. Were offering a 100,000 reward 1800givetip for the arrest or apprehension of both of these gentlemen. We want them back. Then well piece together how they actually accomplished this. But theres no doubt, in my opinion, that they needed equipment that they wouldnt have had and they had to have the assis...

There are more questions than answers when it comes to the story of Rebecca Vance, the Colorado mom who took her sister, Christine Vance, and 13-year-old son, Talon, into the...

Sunday events in the Loveland area include a “Stenciled Monotype Process” Workshop with Tony Ortega.

The High Plains and Clearview library districts and the Loveland Public Library offer a variety of programs and activities for adults, teens and children. Check out this list of some of the events taking place at local libraries for the week of Feb. 24-March 1 To see a full list of events taking place at […]

A program director at NYU’s journalism institute may have been involved in hiring her former editor, who has been accused of sexual misconduct, as a professor in the department. The director, Katie Roiphe, had previously acknowledged the allegations against former Paris Review editor Lorin Stein in a 2018 essay.  NYU recently canceled a graduate journalism...

Daniel Brook visits the suburban anomaly of Orange County, China.

Two American societies, thousands of miles apart, but close in many ways.

Thousands of Americans are attracted to the idea of a self-reliant life in a remote area, but the dangers can be profound

In his own words, Ted Conover admires writers who have something at stake. The New York University professor will be joining the power-packed list of creatives and industry professionals at

NYU’s journalism institute has named Adam Willis, a city government reporter for nonprofit news website The Baltimore Banner, as the ninth recipient of its prestigious Matthew Power Literary Reporting Award, which provides journalists with a $12,500 grant to fund ambitious reporting projects. At