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New book published every other Friday in Faith section

War Child UK fights to support children affected by conflict and war.

Florida governor's ability to label terrorist groups raises concerns about abuse of power.

Traffic congestion reported on I-405, multiple accidents causing delays.

Macy's sells rattan porch swing for $102

Ottumwa Regional hospital adds wireless fetal monitoring to maternity care

Nashville journalist Estefany Rodríguez released from Louisiana detention facility, returns to Tennessee to continue legal fight.

ICE agents detain and injure immigrant at restaurant

Miley Cyrus and Maxx Morando are planning a small-scale wedding

Houston vs Idaho live stream NCAA Tournament

South Carolina State Museum debuts bird-focused exhibitions through August 2026

Kemah residents to volunteer for city-wide cleanup

Flathead County commissioners approve septic regulation changes allowing gravity systems

Nu Jack City brings high-energy blend of Motown, R&B, funk, soul and blues to The Hive

Two Osprey residents charged with DUI for same crash in same vehicle.

District Attorney calls for Judge Grady's recusal in fentanyl case

ABC Fire Extinguisher Inc. is 2025 WB Business of the Year

Lilo & Stitch 2 set for May 26, 2028 release, Incredibles 3 set for June 16, 2028

New Hampshire's pothole conditions are worse than expected this year, with drivers facing hazardous road conditions, prompting concerns about safety and infrastructure maintenance.

Multiple police link shootings to retaliation.

ABC cancels 'Bachelorette' season with Taylor Frankie Paul amid domestic violence investigation

Baldwin High School wins 30th Annual Honolulu Festival Maui Mikoshi Contest

Florida governor blocks cruise terminal plans

Applications are being accepted for the Mitchell School District's Summer Scholars program, designed to prevent 'summer slide' and boost academic achievement.

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Sprite introduces new identity and culture-first platform 'It's That Fresh', featuring music, fashion, and food trends, along with a new brand design and sonic logo.

Missé Beqiri discovers what Kimi Murdoch said about her brother's murder

Roof of hog barn destroyed by historic snow in Taylor, Wis.

Blackstone to acquire majority stake in Advanced Cooling Technologies

Philadelphia City Hall art exhibit showcases handmade dolls and colorful quilts highlighting Black history

Proposal for Connecticut gas tax holiday stall

Jessie Buckley stars in Maggie Gyllenhaal's 'The Bride!', a retelling of Shakespeare's 'The Taming of the Shrew' from the female perspective.

AAPACN Education Foundation invests in nursing workforce with 2026 scholarships for leaders advancing post-acute care nursing.

Historic Baldwin Home damaged after storm collapse

Police are re-examining a 2010 homicide case that may have new leads

A 32-year-old six-time convicted felon with a history of scams is accused of stealing $900 from an 82-year-old woman in a home repair swindle. He was arrested with over $2,000 on him and is charged with robbery, aggravated home fraud by deception, and robbery of a victim older than 60. The suspect and his accomplices allegedly intimidated the victim and her daughter to gain access to her home.

Residents were advised to prepare for power outages.

Paul Ehrlich's 1968 book 'The Population Bomb' had a lasting impact on public perception of population growth and environmental issues, but its predictions have been largely discredited.

Darby School Board considers allowing homeschooled student to walk at graduation.

Mets unveil plan to provide alternative transportation options for fans

Town hall meeting to discuss flooding in Northeast Queens on March 23.

The Bayside Historical Society hosts an American Revolution exhibit at the Castle at Fort Totten until March 24.