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A man and boy plant a tree outside a church in an illustration of mentorship and biblical manhood. | Illustration created by DX.How We Mistook Passivi... more
DEAR ABBY: My twin sister and her husband are expecting their first child. I run a small business with my father. Although I work hard, neither of them seems to see or acknowledge my efforts. They … more
If climate risk is part of the calculation, it’s best to look north — and stay close to a very big lake. more
MARIETTA — The people behind Glover Park Brewery have brought a brand new restaurant to Marietta Square, and customers won’t have to travel far from the popular brewery. more
It is spooky season, so we have a recipe that is easy Halloween fun for the entire family. Spooky cookies are on the menu as... more
During the state’s Ice Age, glaciers moved south towards the Twin Cities, and meltwater carried sediment even further. more
Springfield leaders will host an Irish Remembrance Event Sunday at the Rose Garden in Forest Park to mark the 45th anniversary of the 1981 Irish Hunger Strike. more
“A reasonable judge should have known better ... Rough justice does not trump the Constitution.” more
Four years after Roe, abortion rights have become a flashpoint in Minnesota’s Senate race. more
The 100th meeting between Ohio State and Indiana, which happened to be the first-ever matchup of top five teams at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington, produced drama that no one could've predicted. more
French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday voiced the public’s “anger” and “shame” over rioting and looting during nationwide protests against rising living costs and poor conditions in … more
French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday voiced the public’s “anger” and “shame” over rioting and looting during nationwide protests against rising living costs and poor conditions in … more
After a frosty start Sunday morning, sunshine will warm things nicely! more
Pope Leo XIV delivered his first public blessing since lung cancer surgery, returning to St. Peter’s Square four days after the operation. more
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation is reminding drivers to stay alert behind the wheel as motorists approach the usual peak in Wisconsin’s deer crashes. more
PORTSMOUTH, R.I. — Loosaper Tate set up one goal and scored another as Portsmouth beat Smithfield 2-1 on Saturday. Brooklyn Coyle put the Patriots ahead in the first half, finishing a Tate … more
A drunk driver severely injured the Kapusterynsky family. Now, amid Trump's crackdown on immigrants, they're losing their work permits and Medicaid coverage. more
As Georgia works to improve its struggling literacy rates, Georgia Council on Literacy Chairman Scott Johnson brought that mission to the classroom, reading to students at First Presbyterian Church … more
Opus 2 wins Company of the Year and Women Leaders in Tech at Legal Geek Awards more
The organization is looking for volunteers to help raise funds during the holiday season, and two of its officers discuss their local homelessness services. more
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