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About two dozen college students and mid-career professionals spent Friday at KPS3, shadowing the agency’s mentors for a real day-in-the-life look at marketing and communications work. It was … more
The Powder Springs City Council unanimously approved a development with 251 apartments and 24 townhomes during this week’s council meeting. more
Following the death of an Atlanta man on the Goliath roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia, Six Flags Entertainment Corporation is anticipating a dip in its fourth quarter earnings, the company … more
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA — Push and pull, stretch the canvas, and squeeze the paint tube as you apply pressure with the brush. Caroline Farris has been painting long enough not to really think about … more
A judge denied a bid by Boston Public Schools to allow English High School's football team to compete in the MIAA playoffs, a spokesperson for BPS said Friday. more
WHITESTONE, Queens (PIX11) — Imagine walking into a situation where one wrong move could cost someone their life. That is the reality of every NYPD officer. The NYPD is implementing new virtual … more
A front is cooling down the weekend for Georgia in a big way, but the sun will make it feel like a nice and dry fall for the next few days. more
A New York Focus investigation found the Democratic Assembly Campaign Committee paid for luxury sports experiences while receiving corporate donations, including from a company lobbying state … more
Residents shared their excitement for the Kellogg-3rd Street Bridge after its construction slowed down business and disconnected the community. more
Farwell did not go to Birchmore’s apartment on Feb. 1, 2021 for a “clean break,” the prosecutor said in his closing argument, but rather to “clean up the mess he had created for himself years … more
A Niagara Falls mother was escorted from her son's school when she tried to get more information about recently disclosed radiation findings on school property. more
Amendment 3 has passed statewide, and Leon County leaders are now preparing for tough decisions and major revenue losses ahead. more
The social media stir comes from groups with no recognizable leader calling for a boycott of Jewish-owned restaurants in and around Rittenhouse Square. more
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) -- Local leaders are giving failing grades to Buffalo Public Schools' plan to send a contingent of staffers and board members to a pricey resort trip out west, funded by … more
In this episode of Double Coverage, KSN Sports Director Michael Emami and KSN Sports Reporter Ian Sacks take a closer look at Wichita State's performance and outlook, what's next for Kansas State, … more
Controversial politician Joe Morrissey is back in the public eye after being elected to serve on the Petersburg City Council, and he's ready to get to work. more
Editor Kitty Mayo issued a challenge in a May column: How do we continue to invest in strong local reporting for the long term. An army of volunteers stepped forward. more
Students from Panaca Elementary School, Meadow Valley Middle School and Lincoln County High School gathered at the Neldon C. Mathews Auditorium in Panaca for two fall concerts in October, showcasing … more
In June of 2025, at 38 weeks pregnant, influencer Troy Michel discovered a lump in her breast. During a routine visit, her doctor sent her straight to imaging — just in case. more
While Transgender Texans say they're relieved, they are also wary of the incoming Democratic leadership in Texas. more
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