The weather is a little warmer; the days are a little longer. And the fish is about to fry! Lent begins Wednesday, Feb. 18, followed by what should be considered a holiday of its own — First Fish-Fry Friday! So … Continued
By JIM MORRIS and ROB GILLIES VANCOUVER, Canada (AP) — A shooting at a school in British Columbia left eight dead including the suspect, with two more people found dead at a home believed to be connected to the incident, … Continued
The next election is not an existential event for the United States. Neither is the one after that — or the one after that. But that won’t stop American politicians from claiming otherwise, nor anxiety-ridden voters from believing them. For … Continued
A ray of hope is emerging in American education. Not among Democrats or Republicans, each diverted by culture wars. Not in the education reform movement, largely abandoned by the philanthropists who once propelled it. Not in most schools across the … Continued
Eagan Fire Chief Hugo Searle will retire after a 34-year career in public safety, according to an announcement on the city’s website. Hugo Searle (City of Eagan) Searle has served nearly five years as fire chief for the city of … Continued
By MARK ANDERSON HENDERSON, Nev. (AP) — They were introduced one by one, six ex-players who represent Raiders royalty. Four Hall of Famers. Five Super Bowl champions. All six at least made the big game. Three took seats to the … Continued