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Mark Zuckerberg is very sorry. His apology at a Senate hearing to the families of victims of online child sex abuse was dramatic, and the human thing to do in

Utah State Universitys President Cantwell hosted her inaugural Forum on Conflict and Conflict Resolution on Monday, Feb. 5. Special guests Gov. Spencer Cox and Irshad Manji took part in a

Cecil County public schools are seeing possible massive budget cuts that would take away the arts, sports, staff, amongst other things.

It’s been blatantly obvious that MAGA Republicans can’t govern, and rely solely on culture wars to get elected. But this hypocritical stunt has gone too far. They have been complaining

Medal of Honor recipient, Captain Larry Taylor, will be laid to rest on Wednesday, February 7, after 81-years of a life well lived.

Songwriters in Paradise returns to Napa Valley in April, Sing Napa Valley brings Broadway to Napa and more in Napa Valley Art Notes.

TRAVERSE CITY — Grand Traverse YMCA’s annual program “Summer Camp at the Y” continues to grow in popularity each year, despite the limited capacity.

Councilwoman Ty Bell Lindsey on Tuesday called on the Meridian City Council to revisit its allocation of funding to local nonprofits after backlash from the community over organizations that did

OSKALOOSA — The Mahaska County Board of Supervisors voted to move ahead with implementing a new, stepped wage compensation plan to pay county employees a fair wage based on cost

Dozens of students from across the state will be on campus of Lamar School this Saturday as they look to qualify for the Mississippi FIRST Tech Challenge robotics competition in