The train ride to Dublin's surprising coastline
Many visitors don't realise Dublin has a coastline. Now, a newly expanded rail trail makes it easy to explore the world's only capital city within a Unesco Biosphere Reserve.
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CT early childhood educators eligible for new health insurance subsidy in 2027
Many early childhood educators in Connecticut will soon be eligible for help from the state to pay for health insurance.
Bronin, Larson rake in money for primary. Who’s donating to them?
Many of his top donors include a range of executives and other high-ranking employees in private equity and venture capital as well as those in the tech and AI industries.
Why station wagons still make sense — even if Americans ignore them
Many of the desirable characteristics that made wagons the go-to family vehicle are the same qualities car shoppers look for today.
Metro-area pools close Thursday because of poor air quality from fire smoke
Many other outdoor programs being canceled in the Fargo-Moorhead area on Thursday.
Many possible paths for Padres at trade deadline; here’s why they could buy, sell or stand pat
The team's performance over the next two weeks will be a big factor in what A.J. Preller does to bolster roster by Aug. 3.
Many people associate the drug Clindamycin with dental surgery, but we found that general practitioners and...
Many people associate the drug Clindamycin with dental surgery, but we found that general practitioners and pediatricians prescribe it too.
Heat stroke and heat exhaustion: Differences, signs, and treatments
Many people mistake heat stroke and heat exhaustion for each other, but they are two different conditions, with heat stroke being much more severe. Learning the differences of each can potentially save a life.
Feeling poorer: Why Kiwis are at the bottom of the rankings for wage growth – The Economy of Everything
Kiwis have long felt like they are getting poorer and now there’s evidence to back that up. An OECD report has revealed real wages in New Zealand are about...
NYC lawmakers set to give themselves 18% pay hike, their first raise in a decade
Many elected officials across the five boroughs argued that higher pay helps attract more qualified candidates for office.
Driving through pools of water after rain could cost thousands of dollars in repairs, mechanic says
Many people look at large puddles created by heavy rains on some streets and just drive right through them without a second thought. But driving through them could end up being an expensive decision.
Three Creek Lake general store outside of Sisters up for sale
Many dream of summers spent high in the mountains. That dream is now on sale for $250,000. For a quarter of a million, someone could own the seasonal store and […]
Many questions remain after an ICE officer's fatal shooting of a Maine driver
Immigrant rights groups are planning more protests in Maine over an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer's fatal shooting of a driver near his home.
Is buying a home still the way to wealth? Some young Americans aren’t sure
Many people under 40 who feel that homeownership isn’t the wealth-building tool it once was.
Why Southern Ohio Adults Are Turning to Online Degrees to Fill the Region's Workforce Gap
Many Scioto County residents want better careers, but the missing piece is often a credential. A growing number of adults are discovering that earning a degree online is more realistic
Many U.S. cities will see record overnight temperatures amid another heat wave
Health experts say overnight temperatures that fail to cool down are even more dangerous than daytime temperatures that soar.
St. Vincent de Paul, Kroger hosting another ‘Strike Out Hunger’ donation drive
Many people helped “Strike Out Hunger” last weekend, donating more than 3,900 pounds of non-perishable food at Great American Ball Park.
Inside the Art Schools Building Courses Around A.I.’s Creative Potential
Many art educators see the integration of A.I. as a natural evolution of studio practice rather than a threat to traditional methods.
Emails show viewer backlash over PBS program’s removal from Arkansas TV
Many viewers said they saw the move as a "bait and switch" and will not keep donating to the network or restore donations they already canceled.
Got a long summer reading list? NPR's Life Kit helps you keep pages turning
Many people dream of extended summer reading time, but to really dig into books, you need steal any moment possible.
To the GOP, he’s a sham candidate. At home, he’s Mr. Sullivan, ex-teacher and U.S. Senate hopeful
Many longtime residents of the small Alaska fishing community of Petersburg say they opposed efforts by the state to keep a local man named Dan Sullivan from running in this year’s U.S. Senate race, even i...
Condo Adviser: Condo might not be considered leased if a relative is occupying it rent-free
Many leasing restrictions contain provisions that govern whether or not a condo is considered leased when relatives are living in it.
Many Minnesotans claim paid leave benefits, but agency expects demand to taper off
An early spike in applications for the state’s new paid leave program has since tapered off, and applications by the end of the year may match up with pre-launch estimates, according to the state Departmen...
At Ada and Simpson Streets, new and rehabbed homes are making a difference
Many generations could be living in these homes. Thanks to a new program, the homes will be kept affordable for 99 years.