The Caledonian-Record

Another Weidmann Bomb Threat Found To Be False Alarm

Firefighters and ambulance crew members positioned themselves near the Weidmann Electrical Technology plant on Memorial Drive ...

'Extremely dangerous' cancer care delays due to lack of staff

Doctors have warned of "extremely dangerous" delays to cancer care due to staffing shortages.
LGBTQ Nation

Facial recognition tech is coming to a queer bar near you — if it’s not already there

A digital rights advocacy group is reupping its call to ban biometric facial recognition technology in bars and other venues ...

Florida property tax cut could cost local governments nearly $5 billion in first year if approved

Small towns and rural counties with lots of homestead properties are sounding the alarm about how the tax cuts could affect ...

Ontario ER doctors raise alarm on hospital overcrowding

Three-quarters of ER physicians surveyed by Ontario Medical Association rate overcrowding as critical or severe ...

Thousands of HGV drivers given bogus medical tests in the back of vans

Trading Standards said Doctors on Wheels promised tests for "just under £60" undercutting competitors.

RPG Maker and the New Dark Age of Information: How the Internet Is Losing Its Memory

If you have spent any real amount of time on the internet – and if you are reading this, I am going to assume you have – you ...

The charitable sector’s campaign for better government recognition

The Association of Fundraising Professionals Canada (AFP Canada) is intensifying its campaign for a permanent home in ...

Letters of matter: Great libraries matter, truth matters, what's the matter with Fischer, Pillen

Journal Star readers had a lot to say about Iran and President Donald Trump, Sen. Deb Fischer and campaign promises, the ...
Lincoln Journal Star

38 Special, Kansas concert moving to Pinnacle Bank Arena

Saturday's 38 Special and Kansas concert, originally set for Pinewood Bowl, is moving inside.
The Business Journals

Shorewood businesses push back on affordable housing development

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min More than 20 Shorewood ...
The Indiana Lawyer

Prison health care contract extended amid scrutiny

Despite public scrutiny and complaints from inmates and their attorneys, the Indiana Department of Correction has renewed its contract with its third-party health services provider for up to another ...