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  1. Energy Stocks Are Having a Moment That Could Last

    Energy stocks are experiencing a surge in popularity as investors seek safe-haven assets amid market volatility.

    BUSINESS
  2. Prison sentences handed down in Lawrence County

    A man was sentenced to 10 years in prison for armed robbery.

    WORLD
  3. Night Sky Network Celebrates Artemis II

    NASA's Artemis II mission reaches a historic milestone as the crew orbits the far side of the Moon, marking the longest distance traveled by humans in recorded history.

    TECHNOLOGY
  4. Bumgarner takes two more races at Hickory Motor Speedway

    Michael Bumgarner wins two races at Hickory Motor Speedway.

    SPORTS
  5. Hickory Crawdads win season opening series; Rangers' No. 3 prospect makes debut

    Hickory Crawdads win season opening series

    SPORTS
  6. Lenire Tinnitus Treatment Device Now Available in Canada

    New tinnitus treatment device now available in Canada.

    WORLD
  7. Global Innovation Platform Plug and Play Launches First Startup Accelerator in Cyprus

    NICOSIA, Cyprus-based Plug and Play launches its first startup accelerator in Limassol, Cyprus, co-funded by the Cyprus Deputy Ministry of Research and Innovation.

    BUSINESS
  8. Blood Center offers April drives

    Blood donations to the Adirondack Blood Center are being offered in April.

    HEALTH
  9. Autumn Brown speaks on plans for Athens County if elected

    Athens County residents will elect a new member to the Athens County Board of Commissioners in November.

    POLITICS
  10. Letter to the Editor: Flock Safety in Athens

    A recent incident involving a flock of geese on a local park's walking trail has raised concerns about animal safety and the need for clearer signage and regulations to protect walkers.

    BUSINESS
  11. Miami loved this Texas-style BBQ spot during the pandemic. Now it’s reopening

    Miami's La Traila Barbecue is reopening as a permanent spot in South Miami after a pandemic shutdown.

    HEALTH
  12. Historically Black Miami neighborhood’s bid for cityhood stalled by outdated map

    Historically Black neighborhood in Miami seeks cityhood, faces opposition

    POLITICS
  13. Editorial cartoons for Tuesday, April 7

    A cartoon depicts a politician with a forked tongue, symbolizing hypocrisy.

    WORLD
  14. BPL advocacy committee takes up legislative bill regarding age appropriate library materials

    Burlington Public Library Director Brittany Jacobs opposes bill allowing minors access to library materials

    POLITICS
  15. Tottenham fans told why they will be ‘surprised’ by Roberto De Zerbi, by former 160-goal striker

    Former Tottenham striker Paul Gascoigne says Roberto De Zerbi will be 'surprised' by the level of passion and expectation from Spurs fans.

    SPORTS
  16. Crude-oil futures rise into Trump’s deadline as SocGen sees chance prices could top $200

    Crude-oil futures rise ahead of Trump's deadline for Iran attacks.

    BUSINESS
  17. STAT+: Research revealing how the brain flushes waste named STAT Madness Editors’ Pick

    Researcher Maiken Nedergaard says 'diseases of aging are basically all about dirty brains'

    SCIENCE
  18. STAT+: FDA backs proposals to entice pharma companies to test, make drugs domestically

    FDA to offer incentives to pharmaceutical companies to test and manufacture drugs in the US

    SCIENCE
  19. Sybil Newell named Citizen of the Year by Saratoga County Citizens Committee for Mental Health

    Sybil Newell named Citizen of the Year by Saratoga County Citizens Committee for Mental Health

    BUSINESS
  20. Kendra and Joseph Duggar Email Exchanges After His Child Sex Abuse Arrest - TMZ

    Kendra and Joseph Duggar discuss renting out their home, selling possessions; Joseph allegedly confesses to crimes, claims he was misled; Joseph receives a letter of support from a family member.

    CRIME
  21. New this week: 'You, Me & Tuscany,' 'Big Mistakes,' Elvis Presley DVD and more

    New movie release: 'You, Me & Tuscany', new book 'Big Mistakes', Elvis Presley DVD

    POLITICS
  22. Half-staff flags honor firefighters

    Pennsylvania flags at half-staff to honor Fire Chief Jeffory L. Buck

    CRIME
  23. Class Gatherings

    Class of 1962 inducted into National Alumni Hall of Fame

    POLITICS
  24. Voter registration deadline gets closer

    Voter registration deadline is May 4 for the May 19 primary election.

    POLITICS
  25. Pennsylvania's county jails earn millions of dollars detaining immigrants for ICE

    Pennsylvania's county jails are generating significant revenue from detaining immigrants at the behest of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), with some facilities collecting millions of dollars annually.

    POLITICS
  26. Kitchen Island Storage Ideas That Actually Work – 13 Smart Ways to Maximize Space and Function

    Maximize vertical space with stacked baskets and containers

    ENTERTAINMENT
  27. The Near Side of the Moon

    NASA's Orion spacecraft captures photo of Moon's near side

    TECHNOLOGY
  28. Nvidia-backed Marvell pitches one chip to rule the RAN

    Marvell Technology pitches one chip to rule the RAN, addressing vendor fragmentation and development costs.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  29. Artemis II Is on Its Way Home

    Artemis II astronauts begin return to Earth after historic lunar flyby

    POLITICS
  30. Landmark Church of God takes steps of Christ in ninth annual Cross Walk

    The Ninth Annual 'Cross Walk' held by Landmark Assembly of God Church attracted support from the community on Easter Weekend.

    WORLD
  31. New invasive plant making its way across the Upper Midwest

    Lesser celandine is a short, perennial plant with shiny, dark green heart-shaped leaves and small, bright yellow flowers.

    WORLD
  32. This PGA Tour pro ditched the big brands for a $39 golf ball — and now Ben Griffin is going to The Masters

    Ben Griffin, a PGA Tour pro, switched to a $39 golf ball, choosing a cheaper option over big brands, for his approach to the Masters tournament.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  33. Former WSU Coug Charlisse Leger-Walker, UCLA storm past South Carolina to claim NCAA women’s basketball title

    WSU alum Charlisse Leger-Walker helped UCLA claim NCAA women's basketball title

    SPORTS
  34. Ideas & Opinions — Jacqueline Finley: Trump didn't come out of nowhere: our society created him

    Trump's rise to power was a symptom of a larger societal issue.

    POLITICS
  35. Supervisors to tackle legal disputes, infrastructure crises, and $7 million inmate health contract

    Supervisors to tackle legal disputes, infrastructure crises, and $7 million inmate health contract.

    POLITICS
  36. Brawley City Council to tackle infrastructure gaps and future growth in high-stakes meeting

    Brawley City Council to tackle infrastructure gaps and future growth in high-stakes meeting

    CRIME
  37. COPS BRIEFS: Resident faces terrorist threat and weapon charges

    Local resident arrested on suspicion of making terrorist threats and possessing a firearm.

    WORLD
  38. Bomb squad clears over 100 rounds of ammunition at Calexico apartment complex

    Bomb squad deployed to Calexico apartment complex after tenant finds abandoned ammunition

    REAL ESTATE
  39. El Centro traffic stop leads to methamphetamine seizure

    A traffic stop turned into a felony narcotics arrest after an El Centro driver led police on a pursuit to their home.

    CRIME
  40. Little mulls fate of teachers’ union bill

    Idaho governor considers vetoing bill that would strip taxpayer support from teachers' union.

    POLITICS