Amazon is discontinuing support for its Kindle models from 2012 or earlier, creating potential challenges for owners of older e-readers. Those who still rely on these legacy devices should be aware that ongoing updates and official assistance will no longer be provided.

A 51-year-old Lincoln resident has been arrested after authorities linked him to a break-in at a state building and the theft of a pickup truck equipped with a snowplow. The incident occurred last month, highlighting local concerns about property crimes in the area.

A never-before-used CIA device was key to finding and rescuing an airman shot down over Iran. Newly revealed details shed light on the tense operation that ultimately brought the American service member home.

UC Berkeley has long been celebrated as a place where social movements and academic excellence converge. Yet many now see it primarily as a launchpad for prestigious careers. This article examines what is lost when the campus’s historical spirit is overshadowed by singular career focus.

The St. Louis Cardinals are staying focused on the future, even when slumps try to slow them down. Manager and players credit a “zero dwelling” attitude for keeping the team on its toes, with Thomas Saggese declaring he takes the approach “extremely seriously.”

Research examining 789 “Shark Tank” pitches reveals that entrepreneurs who display confidence while remaining open to investor challenges secure more deals. However, when self-assuredness gives way to arrogance or defensiveness, investors are likely to walk away.

A West Virginia mother is asking the state’s Supreme Court to restore her physical and legal custody of her children. The dispute hinges on allegations that she used Bible verses in a way deemed abusive, highlighting a complex intersection of faith and law.

Union Hospital in Cecil County is reducing its maternity services due to a staffing shortage, a critical move that may affect expectant families in the region. This development highlights the growing challenges local healthcare providers face in maintaining essential services.

Marlene Zuk, an evolutionary biologist and professor at the University of Minnesota, wants us to look closely at animals we often shun. In her book “Outsider Animals,” she explores what makes urban wildlife like rats and cockroaches more fascinating than frightening.

First Saturday on the Square welcomes nearly 40 local vendors to Nevada’s courthouse square. From crafts to food, monthly events will continue into late autumn, showcasing the community’s creativity and spirit.

Shelly Kittleson, an American journalist abducted in Baghdad last week, is now free, according to an Iraqi official. The official, who has direct knowledge of the situation, announced her release on Tuesday, bringing relief after days of uncertainty.

Knox Borough Council reached a settlement with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection on April 6, agreeing to pay $8,070 for exceeding effluent particulate limits at its sewerage treatment plant. The consent agreement reflects the town’s response to these regulatory findings.

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President Donald Trump announced a temporary, two-week “double-sided” ceasefire with Iran, effectively pausing a conflict that has lasted more than a month. This brief truce represents a cautious step towards easing tensions between Washington and Tehran.

A significant streetscape improvement project in Hickory is ongoing and will continue through August. City officials urge residents and visitors to plan for possible delays, stay alert, and follow posted signage to ensure the safety of all who use local roads.

The city of Beloit has identified two candidates for its open city manager position, and residents will get a chance to meet them at a public forum on April 13 at the Beloit Public Library. This event offers a rare opportunity for the community to learn more about each finalist’s vision for the city.

Subsea7 and SLB OneSubsea have formalized an agreement with PETRONAS Suriname to advance the region’s offshore field development projects. Announced on April 7, 2026, this strategic collaboration sets a long-term framework for integrated operations in Suriname’s energy landscape.

Rev. Al Sharpton has acquired Harlem’s historic Faison Firehouse Theater and plans to transform the century-old building into the new headquarters for the National Action Network. This redevelopment underscores both the neighborhood’s cultural legacy and Sharpton’s mission to elevate community activism in a storied part of New York City.

When I finally put in my notice, I was determined to leave on the best possible terms. But instead of a courteous goodbye, I found myself contending with hurt feelings and misunderstood motives.

Alaska is on the cusp of receiving significant investment in energy production and storage—an influx that could redefine the national conversation on energy independence. This opinion piece argues that how this investment is handled may have implications far beyond the state’s borders.

Ketchikan’s Borough Assembly postponed a much-anticipated vote on rezoning the former Salmon Falls property on Monday. The debate will resume Tuesday evening, when officials address the hotly contested proposal alongside other pressing agenda items.