The Public Broadcasting Service is not in good shape at the moment, to put it mildly: We’re swiftly coming up on November, when the broadcaster would normally get its life-sustaining infusion of funds ...

As the shutdown continues, much of the federal government's work remains on hold. We have reports now from three states about how this is playing out in their communities, even as a judge paused ...

UW’s American Heritage Center houses the research journals of author Owen Wister, who wrote “The Virginian,” which is widely touted as the first recognized Western novel. This 1902 first edition is in ...

The Army is launching a sweeping new nuclear program to generate power for bases across the globe, particularly in remote or contested locations where fuel might be difficult to obtain, Fox News ...

It will expand gate areas and add new concessions to support the increasing travel demand in the area. The groundbreaking ceremony is set to take place on Wednesday, Oct. 15, at 9 a.m.

A five-year extension on a tax break program for commercial properties in Jeannette has been approved by city council. Now, Jeannette City school directors and the Westmoreland County commissioners ...

ARLINGTON, VA; October 8, 2025 — Today, PBS President and CEO Paula Kerger announced the election of three leaders in public media, incumbent Dolores Fernandez Alonso, President and CEO of South ...

ARLINGTON, VA; October 8, 2025— Today, Catherine Robb, Counsel in the Business Litigation Practice Group in the Austin office of Haynes and Boone, LLP, has been elected as Chair of the Public ...

Heads up, parents in Maui: if you've been looking for ways to keep the kiddos busy and buoyant through the winter chill, look no further. The County of Maui Department of Parks and Recreation is ...

A grant from the state of Florida will allow the School District of Lee County to expand its workforce education programs. The $1.69 million Workforce Development Capitalization Incentive Program ...

The developers behind Harlem’s Victoria Tower are taking the city to court, claiming bureaucratic foot-dragging cost them nearly $17 million in tax benefits that could imperil the tower’s finances.