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COLUMBUS, Ohio — A water line break on Nashoba Avenue in Columbus's Hilltop neighborhood has left a portion of the street coated in a thick layer of ice for several days, preventing some residents ...

New Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy raved about the pieces already in place on the team’s roster in his introductory press conference Tuesday. But that doesn’t mean McCarthy’s offense ...

The report, which was released during the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting, said that employers “risk missing the productivity prize” by focusing on technology deployment while neglecting the ...

Oregon business and technology leaders are pushing a bill that would add 1,700 acres to Hillsboro’s urban growth boundary, making room for new semiconductor factories or other advanced manufacturers.

A water line break has forced the cancellation of classes today at Sallie Curtis Elementary school in Beaumont. The district sent out an automated messaged to parents at about 6:30 this morning, ...

Carnival cruise vacationers who want to sail to the Caribbean from a home port outside of Florida are getting quite a few new options as Carnival Cruise Line expands its cruise capacity in multiple ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Columbia Water is advising customers in two separate areas of Columbia of water line breaks that may cause service interruption and a boil water advisory. Businesses along the 4500 ...

WHEELING, W.Va. — A water line break at Wheeling Hospital caused water damage to several areas of the facility late this afternoon, hospital officials said. The break affected part of the hospital’s ...

Charlotte Taylor Fryar is the author of the essay collection “Potomac Fever: Reflections on the Nation’s River.” Sixty-one years ago, President Lyndon B. Johnson stood before Congress for his second ...