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Donations to be distributed throughout Dane County as Movers for Moms campaign ends
Ahead of Mother's Day weekend, volunteers are sorting and distributing the donations received over the last month.
The cost of complaining
The cross lies behind you, heaven lies before you, and the Spirit dwells within you. There is no need, or excuse, for grumbling.
Philadelphia DA charges suspects in major Northeast Philly drug, gun scheme
District Attorney Larry Krasner will announce charges against defendants involved in a major drug distribution and gun manufacturing scheme in Northeast Philadelphia.
Bygones: What did UMD dorm life cost 50 years ago?
In 1976, a bed in a double-occupancy room, along with 20 meals a week, would run you less than $500 per quarter.
Bluejackets trade hockey sticks for tennis racquets
Each spring, members of the Hibbing/Chisholm hockey team step off the ice and onto the court, but make no mistake — they are “tennis players that play hockey,” coach Gary Conda said.
Tennis, cooking both labors of love for Superior’s Soderlund
Ty Soderlund plays No. 1 singles for Superior’s tennis team. It’s a sport he loves, but cooking is his true passion, something that was instilled in him through family.
Morning Briefing: Yost resigns and UD Arena to host two additional games as NCAA tournament expands
Our hardworking news team has an ample supply of local stories to deliver to you on this Friday morning, and I am awake and prepared to distribute what you need
Pope Leo XIV sought a pastoral role in his first year, but verbal sparring with Donald Trump intervened
President Donald Trump’s continuing criticisms – and Pope Leo’s increasingly bold retorts – overshadowed Friday’s anniversary of Leo’s election.
National Museum of Mexican Art plans a grand new performance stage, with the help of Rick Bayless
The renovated West Wing performance space will be renamed Foro de Artes Bayless and is expected to be completed in early winter 2028.
Dolton shows off changes inside Pope Leo XIV’s childhood home 1 year after his election
The Dolton Historic Preservation Commission is adding elements to the the Prevost East 141st Place house that celebrate Pope Leo XIV.
Pope Leo XIV: 10 poignant moments from the Chicago native’s historic 1st year
As the first year of of Pope Leo XIV’s historic pontificate comes to a close, here are 10 milestone moments from the Chicago native’s nascent papacy.
Tribes want Cal State to return Native remains and artifacts. Here’s why it’s not so easy
Campus officials say they are working diligently to follow legal mandates but the return process is arduous.
Tribune brings home awards from state contest
The Bismarck Tribune was recognized for reporting, photography and design excellence during this year’s annual North Dakota Newspaper Association convention.
Woman killed in Penn Hills stabbing
A woman was fatally stabbed Thursday in Penn Hills. Allegheny County police say they got word around 9:45 p.m. of a stabbing on the 700 block of Penny Drive. By that point, the victim had already been taken...
Wyoming briefs: baby wildlife warning, coroner's report and a candidate deadline reminder
A mule deer fawn bounds away from hikers. People who find young animals without a mother nearby often assume the newborns have been abandoned, but this is almost never the case.
How Packers' offseason departures could reshape receiver room
The impact of losing key contributors could go beyond the stat sheet and potentially alter the way the wide receiver room is utilized.
Convicted murderer led drug ring from California prison, trafficking meth into Fargo, indictment alleges
Nathan Pappas is accused of directing his wife and others to distribute meth in several states, including North Dakota. Federal agents seized more than 200 pounds of the drug during the investigation.
As data center developer eyes Carlton County, residents urge moratorium
Greg Follmer, a commercial real estate developer out of Duluth, is eyeing Silver Brook Township as one of three possible locations for a new AI data center.
Northland woman pleads guilty to school bus crash that injured 22
The driver admitted to using her phone beforehand but said she had no recollection of the actual collision.
Grand Marais artist’s portrait series the latest in grand career
Jan Rivard Attridge has been painting portraits for decades. Her latest show, "Matriarchs," features 10 women of Grand Marais.
Morning Briefing: Yost resigns and UD Arena to host two additional games as NCAA tournament expands
Our hardworking news team has an ample supply of local stories to deliver to you on this Friday morning, and I am awake and prepared to distribute what you need
Can the Chicago Sky redefine themselves in 2026? What to know about the new-look roster before the opener.
The Chicago Sky are back this weekend — but this team will be hardly recognizable, even for longtime fans.
Chicago baseball report: Cubs adjusting arms on the fly, while White Sox prospect Hagen Smith making strides
The Chicago Cubs already are used to the challenges of a pitching staff that has been banged up by injuries. Ten pitchers from the 40-man roster are on the IL.