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A massive Microsoft Outlook outage continued on Friday to impact millions of people nationwide and hindered communication for companies in Connecticut.
Rubik's Cubes are displayed during the opening event of Rubik's Cube production line of the Jasz-Plasztik plastic processing company in Jaszbereny, Hungary, Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026.
A 7-year-old Lakewood boy died in a motocross crash north of Longmont on Sunday. His family is raising money to bring him home to Colombia.
Centro, which has called 950 Pearl St. home for the past 20 years, will close Nov. 14 to make room for Altura, a new “Mountain Mexican” eatery born from the mind of Big Red F founder Dave Query.
Salinas honored its veterans Wednesday at the Monterey County Vietnam Veterans Memorial, remembering both those lost and those still alive in the area.
Two Monterey restaurant owners are partnering with The Salvation Army of the Monterey Peninsula to provide more than 3,000 turkeys and hams to local families facing financial hardship this Thanksgiving.
As Thanksgiving approaches, several organizations across San Antonio are offering free turkeys to help local families prepare for the holiday.
Groundbreaking set for ArcelorMittal Building Solutions' $57 million North American headquarters in Macon The plant will house the European company's North American operations.
Microsoft is gradually restoring traffic and reporting improved mailbox access Friday morning following a massive global outage that disrupted Outlook and Teams.
Five McDonald’s locations are hosting a holiday food giveaway this week. Here’s the schedule.
President Donald Trump has urged Vice President JD Vance to shift focus from the Iran war to tackling corruption and crime in Democratic-controlled areas. Vance led a short-lived truce in the conflict and has blamed the war for Republican losses in the midterm elections. Trump in a Thursday social media post added, “We don’t need a deal with Iran. Those days have long since passed.
A group of East Las Vegas students is working to make science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) more accessible to families through the power of storytelling.