The town of Easton received a $9,894 grant to purchase new safety equipment. The grant, awarded by the Massachusetts ...

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The FAA’s unprecedented 10% flight reduction highlights long-standing air traffic control shortages worsened by the ...

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Critics are questioning if the demolition of the White House East Wing adhered to federal health and safety standards, ...

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After years of arguments with their home state, tech lobbyists now want the rest of the country to follow California’s lead.

Colleagues of the UPMC Altoona patient care technician who was taken to UPMC Presbyterian with a fractured skull, brain bleed ...

As many as 20% of U.S. flights could be cut in the coming days if the shutdown continues, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy ...

An Episcopal priest and immigrant who was legally employed by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice is in the custody of ...