OPINION: Kennedy's anti-vaccine policies endanger Americans' health
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Secretary of Health and Human Services, continues his multifaceted, chaotic dismantling of the American public health system.
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Green gains key SOC I win over St. Joe
IRONTON — Green Bobcats baseball coach Dave Shoupe has stopped looking. His team seems to have 20-20 vision when it comes to finding wins. Shoupe said that throughout the season, […]
Ironton, Baker blank Panthers in OVC 2 MIN READ
IRONTON — It wouldn’t have been a surprise if Braydon Baker filed charges against the Ironton Fighting Tigers’ offense for lack of run support. Baker has pitched well, but has […]
President's border wall expansion just bulldozed ancient tribal site...
President's border wall expansion just bulldozed ancient tribal site...
Arne Duncan and Bibb Hubbard: If Chicago wants to reduce absenteeism, start with families
One effective approach to reducing absenteeism is integrating families as part of schools’ core approach to teaching and learning.
Court filing reveals new details of Winnetka home invasion linked to a Chicago rapper
The masked home invaders that ransacked a Winnetka residence in search of cryptocurrency accounts in March held a person face-down on the ground as a child ran for help, new court filings allege.
Elizabeth Shackelford: Ungovernable billionaires may be our biggest global threat
The biggest threat of AI is that the bulk of this powerful technology is within the control of a small cohort of ungovernable men.
Jeremy Wolff: We can’t clear our way out of homelessness. But we can’t ignore the encampments either.
HB1429 should outline what a basic right to housing is and what the public right to park space is.
Shelby Van Pelt wrote the octopus book ‘Bright Creatures,’ and it keeps pulling her back
The author, who lives in Wheaton, has a new challenge now that “Remarkably Bright Creatures" is a Netflix movie starring Sally Field: Escaping its popularity long enough to write a second novel.
Bismarck man sentenced to prison after pleading guilty in conspiracy-assault case
A Bismarck man was sentenced to 4 years in prison after pleading guilty earlier this week in a case charging him with assaulting and robbing a juvenile while armed.
Century sweeps counter rematch with St. Mary's
Century's Owen Johnson (7) celebrates after scoring a run in the first game of Thursday's doubleheader against St. Mary's at Municipal Ballpark.
Officials trace millions stolen from Dickinson Public Schools
Federal authorities are in the process of recovering nearly $5 million that Dickinson Public Schools lost to an email scam.
Growing up with ‘Toy Story’: Andrew Stanton on 30+ years with Woody and Buzz
Andrew Stanton has spent over half his life with “Toy Story.” He’s contributed to every movie, and now he’s co-writing and co-directing “Toy Story 5.” Stanton has also worked on
Local author to discuss, sign new book
The Magic of Books store will host a free presentation and book signing featuring local author Joseph F. Persinger at 2 p.m. Saturday, at the store at 212 W. Second St.
Sewer district board meeting canceled due to road closures caused by storms
The Jackson County Regional Sewage District board meeting scheduled for 6 p.m. today has been canceled because of road closures due to storms that occurred in the past 24 hours. The board meets at the distri...
Hike of the week: Lakes, ponds, grasslands and woodlands delight at Guajome Regional Park
The Oceanside park is a representation of San Diego County, where the coast and wetlands seem to meld seamlessly with the valleys and mountains
Public meetings in the Logansport area
Editor’s note: This calendar is subject to change. If you are a representative of a governing body, you may email meeting notices and agendas to ptnews@pharostribune.com.
City considering employee compensation study
Jefferson City is hoping to make its pay more competitive through a salary study.
COMMENTARY: Do we know our enemy?
President Trump canceled a delegation of U.S. negotiators about to head to Islamabad for continued negotiations with Iran because it appeared no one from the Iranian regime planned to show up. It's past time...
COMMENTARY: Hospitals, insurers getting rich off medical fraud
Polls show Americans are angry -- and rightly so -- at accelerating medical bills. Meanwhile, the insurers and hospitals keep raking in record profits.
COMMENTARY: Will King Charles’ visit help soften animus between US, UK?
King Charles III is Donald Trump's opposite in every way. The former is a master of protocol: Everything he does daily is scripted to a T. The latter despises a script, hates giving formal speeches and prefe...
House rejects parental rights bill
A bill to expand parental rights over children's upbringing failed in the House on Thursday.
Missouri bill making masked intimidation a crime clears Senate committee
A bill that would establish masked intimidation as a crime was passed by the Missouri Senate Judiciary and Civil and Criminal Jurisprudence Committee on Wednesday morning.
Sheriff's office announces new deputies
Officials with the Howard County Sheriff’s Office recently announced the hiring of two new deputies.