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One couple’s recent nuptials in the virtual world known as the metaverse showcase the possibilities of having a wedding unfettered by the bounds of reality.

A study has found that simplified and modified financial aid letters can encourage high school students to complete a key step in the financial aid process.

A homicide investigation is underway after a Battle Creek man was found shot and lying in a roadway in Jackson. A Battle Creek man is dead after being found shot and lying in a road. Jackson Police officers were called to the area of William Street and West Mason Street at around 2:30 a.m. Wednesday, July 14, 2021. Get our free mobile app Officers arrived to find 35-year-old Patrick Perry of Battle Creek with an apparent gunshot wound to his chest, according to WLNS. Patrick was taken to Henry Ford Allegiance Health where he died a short time after. Investigators say that they have been una...

By Patrick Perry   When the Department of Defense introduced the new Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) program in 2020, all companies supporting DOD were faced with a new and potentially costly requirement. While at first look this may feel like another government process that could slow things down, the stakes have never been higher. The SolarWinds attack, a state-sponsored attack where hackers infiltrated the SolarWinds Orion software supply chain to gain access to networks across the government and private sector and then pivot into deeper services, affected hundreds of or...

Her daughter, Gwen, stayed in Vancouver, and her son, Kevin, was at home just a few minutes away from his parents’ Oak Bay residence. Pons-Labelle said while it was frustrating her son couldn’t join them for Christmas because he has a roommate, it was an easy decision to keep her celebration to just herself and her husband, Fred Pons, because the family has felt the effects of a strained health care system. Pons had a surgery scheduled in March that was postponed for several months when the province cancelled non-urgent surgeries to prepare for a potential surge of COVID-19 patients. H...