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A university in Florida has unveiled a flying electric car, which they claim is the first of its kind in the U.S.
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The Air Force is exploring the reactivation of a north-central Montana nuclear missile field, roughly the size of Rhode Island, as part of the Department of Defense’s Sentinel project to
Halloween may be long over but that’s of no matter to city resident Brie Ray, who brings her Ghostbusters themed vehicle to events all over New England to raise money for charity.
BOSTON — More than 300 Iran War veterans from Massachusetts are getting "wartime bonuses" from the state for service in the ongoing conflict.
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity is asking residents to help identify veterans or their families connected to more than 475 military decorations being held in the state Treasury’s vault.
KANE, Pa. — After more than a dozen years of staying connected solely through the mail, Coleen Lundeen and Vietnam war veteran Charlie Bothwell met face-to-face on Sunday.
According to the Town of Alburgh, the U.S. border crossing from Alburgh Springs into Canada is closing for construction, starting Nov. 23.
Vermont has the second-lowest minimum wage in New England. Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts and Rhode Island all have minimums of $15 an hour or more.
Central Maine Power customers are due federally ordered refunds after a ruling found New England utilities overearned on transmission. But CMP is also seeking a $25.6M rate hike Jan. 1, sparking pushback over timing.
A high-stakes international custody battle involving a Kentucky foster toddler known as "Baby T" is drawing legal scrutiny and raising questions about cross-border jurisdictional limits.
Inspired by her upbringing in Paris, Deborah Lomama is opening up her French bakery Sweet Elikya in Nicholasville in December.
Volunteer Kansas hosted Presents in a Package event, which supports deployed Kansas troops.
The Presents in a Package event, hosted by Volunteer Kansas involved volunteers filling 400 care packages with items to send to the Kansas troops who won’t be home for the