The 2025 Allegheny County Jail correctional officer survey, completed by 216 officers, found that 72.2% of the officers strongly disagree and 18.1% disagree with this statement: “Our Jail Oversight ...

A free speech group threatened litigation after Curtis allegedly excluded a local media outlet from news releases. The incident has drawn criticism from a former elections official who is running ...

Healthcare Triangle signed a non-binding letter of intent to acquire Teyame.AI, a Spain-based artificial-intelligence customer-experience company. The Pleasanton, Calif., healthcare-information ...

As our country descends into a year of unprecedented violence (more mass shootings than days in the year), I wonder if anyone thinks that the actions at the top are trickling down? This month our ...

As President Trump looks to deploy the military on the streets of American cities, he is lashing out at political foes. By Luke Broadwater Luke Broadwater covers the White House. He reported from ...

HENRICO COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) — One of the women allegedly involved in a love triangle tangled with bestiality was released from jail on Tuesday, Oct. 7. Erica Corpening is facing three counts of ...

Recently I became aware of the word “Polymath” being used to describe: ‘a person with extraordinarily broad knowledge and expertise across a significant number of different subject areas.’ Polymaths ...

As a Granite Stater, I never thought I would feel uneasy just writing a letter to the editor about politics. Yet here I am, because intimidation is the point. Watching the current president share an ...

Diddy addressed the court in a personal letter ahead of his sentencing, saying “the old me died in jail” as he asked for leniency. Diddy broke his silence with a letter to the judge presiding over his ...

With less than 24 hours to go before Sean Combs learns if he will spend years or just months in prison for being found guilty this summer on two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution, the ...

This letter is a response to an Oak Ridger guest column by Lindsay Kee titled, “Tennessee students should be encouraged to learn, not live in fear.” The referenced column is nothing more than ...