Human skeletal remains that were located last week are believed to be those of Chance Englebert, the Gering Police Department ...

This week we wrote about TCS’s $6 billion AI push to catch up with Accenture, the quiet war on spam calls, a Jio–T-Mobile tie-up, and why Starlink and Asus are betting on India’s next wave of tech ...

An alert has been issued by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) for a specific batch of a Fit Foods ready-made dinner which have been recalled due to allergy concerns. Their Fit Foods Beef & ...

Niagara-on-the-Lake council has endorsed a motion supporting a regional code of conduct to combat human trafficking, which says that hospitality workers should be trained to recognize the signs of hum ...

Darren Mulledy, a paramedic based in Athlone and member of Ballymahon Defibrillator Group, highlighted the concern ...

The contract will allow private prison operator CoreCivic to fill California’s largest ICE detention facility to its full capacity.

The original decision from Kilkenny County Council to grant conditional permission for new hotel has been overruled by An ...

A book of evidence is to be prepared in the case of 21-year-old Michael Mulcaire who is charged in relation to an incident ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Despite their recent victory over the Green Bay Packers, there’s a growing sense of alarm surrounding the Cleveland Browns’ offense. While the defense has been championship-caliber, ...

Kamala Harris shares her family's Secret Service code names for the first time in her new memoir, 107 Days. Harris's code name was previously revealed as Pioneer. The book recounts the former vice ...

— Anniston City Schools announced strict attendance guidelines for sporting events to ensure safety and a positive environment. Staff writer Bill Wilson: wwilson@annistonstar.com.

The New York Times is launching a weekly newsletter about religion, in apparent response to popular demand. Appearing every Sunday, Believing will focus on how people live religion and spirituality ...