Rooms drenched in dusky shades (below left) have enjoyed a stretch of popularity. But Los Angeles kitchen designer Caren Rideau expects that in 2026, we’ll say goodbye to “the dominance of navy blue ...

Email notifications are only sent once a day, and only if there are new matching items. ST. LOUIS — When he was 15 years old, Lesman Jeroan Rivera-Vasquez was offered a choice by a federal immigration ...

The internet you know—the one you're surfing to read this article—is just the tip of the iceberg. Beneath the surface lies the dark web: a hidden layer of the internet that's invisible to most users, ...

CLYDE – At least one person was injured when a pickup truck pulling a float collided with two other floats in Clyde’s annual Saturday Winesburg Christmas Weekend Northern Lights Parade on Nov. 22. “On ...

With near-daily TV appearances, the transportation secretary has emerged as the face of the Trump administration amid the shutdown. By Karoun Demirjian Reporting from Washington At the end of October, ...

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FRANKLIN COUNTY — Announcing News in Action! A new initiative of the Saint Albans Messenger, sponsored by Rotary Club of St. Albans and Valdemar and Bridget Garibay. Earlier this fall, we started ...

Today, Meta announced that it has begun rolling out a range of new tools and features to protect its users from fraud, scams, and other cybersecurity risks on the company’s social media platforms, ...

Meta is shutting down Messenger’s stand-alone desktop apps for Windows and Mac on December 15, the company confirmed to TechCrunch on Thursday. Starting December 15, users will no longer be able to ...

NAPLES — When it comes to craft beer, James Pettitte is an IPA guy. He also likes stouts. But in the fall, he switches to Oktoberfest. There are so many to choose from in the Finger Lakes and he's ...

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed several executive orders Oct. 8 to restrict sales of "intoxicating hemp," including THC-infused beverages sold in stores, restaurants, brewery taprooms and gas stations.