EMPORIA, Kan. (WIBW) - Flint Hills Technical College (FHTC) has announced the launch of its completely redesigned website. According to a press release from FHTC, the site features a modern ...

The Amite River Basin Commission and its seven-member parishes will host four public meetings to discuss flood risk reduction in the Amite River Basin. June 16: Ascension, Iberville and St. James ...

Residents of Flint, Michigan, continue to await the settlement payouts from the $626 million fund meant to compensate them for the water crisis that began 11 years ago.

Around the conference, there remains “a variety of perspectives,” Sankey said. “Some would say, ‘Let’s just go play nine games. More SEC games is better,’" Sankey said.

The state House voted Wednesday to formally scrap a law that allowed a single judge to act as a grand jury to issue criminal charges. This process was used to indict former Governor Rick Snyder and ...

FLINT, Mich. (WNEM) - What was meant to be a focused discussion on Flint’s proposed $68 million budget turned into a night of frustration and division, as a special meeting of the Flint City ...

In other words, there’s an ANIMAL at the pole end of every MAGNET in the puzzle. Neat, but there’s more! The puzzle’s title, “Meeting Their Match,” is a subtle nod to another layer.

ICYMI: It was a meeting that may prove of more lasting significance for the wider world than the verbal fireworks between the US president and Tesla chief, writes Mary Dejevsky ...

But Glazer wanted to speed things up, so Epoch AI hosted the in-person meeting on Saturday, May 17, and Sunday, May 18. There, the participants would finalize the last batch of challenge questions.

Sen. Ron Johnson, a leading critic of President Donald Trump's tax and spending bill, has toned down his rhetoric after meeing with the president.

Still, he admitted, when Southern Baptists hold their annual meeting, something unpredictable is bound to happen. This year, more than 10,000 local church representatives, known as messengers ...

Chancellor Friedrich Merz of Germany spoke rarely but reverently, and found a warm reception in the Oval Office. Now he hopes to turn rapport into policy wins.