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The Flatbush building collapse and a litany of other dangerous building problems in New York City over the last several years have occurred at a time of critical staffing shortages that started during the COVID-19 pandemic and have not been rectified.
The sounds of African drumming, powerful harmonies and dancing filled First Alliance Church in Lexington as the African Children’s Choir shared both the music of Uganda and the mission behind it.
Communities across South Florida are preparing to honor the men and women who served in the U.S. military with parades, ceremonies and special events for Veterans Day on Wednesday, Nov. 11.
PARIS, Ky. (WKYT) - UPDATE: Bella Martinez has been found, according to Paris police.
Discover how Middle Georgia is advancing economic development with Macon-Bibb’s 2050 Housing Needs Assessment, new tourism leadership in Warner Robins, and business networking opportunities—plus analysis on how the Iran conflict is impacting household costs nationwide.
After missing for more than 70 years, 1st Lt. Raymond Banker Gilbert is finally returning home to Steubenville, Ohio, to be laid to rest.
Martiya, a new restaurant in Minneapolis, is being described as the Twin Cities’ first fine-dining Somali restaurant. Owner Abdirahman Kahin says he created the space to provide a sit-down East African dining experience and a place for community gatherings.
PBS NewsHour co-anchor Amna Nawaz doesn't shy away from the challenges facing journalists today. Watch a candid conversation with Nawaz and Vermont Public's Mitch Wertlieb, recorded live at the Lebanon Opera House in Lebanon, New Hampshire.
The first Japanese car produced in the U.S. rolled off the assembly line at the Honda manufacturing plant in Marysville, Ohio.
Pablo Picasso's artwork is coming to Colorado as Denver Art Museum becomes only U.S. venue to host 'Picasso: Magician' in partnership with Musée National Picasso–Paris
Coupled with rising diesel prices, the spike in sulfur costs may trickle down to consumers in the grocery store, too.
The USDA reopened the Columbus, New Mexico, port for Mexican cattle imports with enhanced inspections and treatments to prevent New World Screwworm spread.