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In the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting lockdown in 2020, one of the more riveting local social media feeds was the Center...

Conservation advocates say they won a partial victory in a lawsuit regarding the Mexican gray wolf recovery plan. A federal district court judge ordered the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Thursday to produce a draft recovery plan. This plan must be released for public comment within six months and must include site-specific management actions

For DePaul junior Kiana Ratay, this quarter has been filled with medical hardships. However, DePaul’s attendance policy and the Center for Students with Disabilities has only made things harder — despite DePaul claiming to have alleviated attendance policies to reduce the spread of Covid-19. “Because the Delta variant is so easily transmitted, the University is...

Northern California environmental teams are in Southern California to help out with the cleanup efforts following a massive oil spill in Huntington Beach.

California's Attorney General has barred state employees from traveling to Ohio using taxpayer dollars over its enactment of a law that he characterized as "anti-LBGTQ+."

The mid-day meal scheme will now be known as Pradhan Mantri Poshan, the center launched a major political initiative around 'child nutrition', and ann

“They are normal reactions to an abnormal event,” said Sandy Bromley, Shelby County Crime Victim and Rape Crisis Center Executive Director

It’s time to get the show back on the road at Penn State.

Warner: How many Covid deaths will you accept? By Jacob Clary - jclary@aimmediamidwest.com While the Center for Disease Control (CDC) has updated its guidelines recommending that those fully vaccinated for COVID-19 start wearing masks indoors again, Highland County Health Commissioner Jared Warner said Thursday that he is not aware of any new push for mask mandates in Ohio. Noting that the passage of HB 22 in the state “greatly reduced” the authority of the Ohio Department of Health and loc...

Congressional millionaires Compared with the overall population, Congress is made up of a disproportionate share of millionaires. But determining the number of wealthy people in Congress is more complicated. Members of the House of Representatives and the Senate are required to file financial disclosure forms that are publicly available, but they do not report a precise accounting of their wealth. Instead, they report the value of assets and liabilities in ranges. Personal residences not held f...