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Voting for the Athlete of the Week closes on Thursday. If you have already voted, each person can vote once per day from ...

Both volleyball squads did enough this season to earn at-large spots via the MaxPreps rankings to join their rivals in the ...

On a cold winter night, walking through the lighted garden,” Kiwanis Club President-Elect Catherine Walworth told the ...

High school state soccer is here, with seven teams vying for a blue trophy across four tournaments this weekend. Here is the ...

Instructor April Giauque speaks about the impact of Ravenous Raptor Grill for deaf and blind students Wednesday, Oct. 11, ...

Anthony Towns controls the ball while being defended by Philadelphia 76ers forward LeBron James during the fourth quarter at ...

Which NFL head coaches could be on the hot seat after Week 6? PFN's Max Chadwick examines five coaching situations worth watching: Todd Bowles with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Jim H ...

Captain Compliance reports that by September 2026, 49 federal privacy bills are shaping U.S. data privacy law, with a focus on children's privacy, AI, and comprehensive legislation.

Plenty of spacecraft have orbited and even landed on the surface of Mars. But the red planet's twin moons have remained untouched — until now.

AssuranceAmerica reports that U.S. drivers can see auto insurance quotes vary by nearly $5,000 annually due to differing carrier pricing models, driving more consumers to shop around.

The police department will have a Coffee with a Cop on Thursday afternoon to give the public a chance to interact with law enforcement officers.