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The feds are adding thousands of beds to hold families in Texas, which reportedly holds the most immigrants of any state at ...

Five years after COVID-19, we’ll examine what leaders can do—and what they need—to address long-standing issues ...

The COVID-19 pandemic was a turning point in life shared by everyone on the planet. It was unique and wild. And yet, five years on, there haven’t been any bestselling, can’t-miss books about it. No ...

Hopefully, Chicago and Illinois will remain at the forefront of creative efforts to improve outcomes for the most vulnerable.

The threat of violent tornadoes in parts of the U.S. proved deadly as well as destructive as whipping winds moved east into ...

With trees deemed healthy being cut down, arborists unite to protect the thousands more that are tagged for removal ...

A mural depicting the Lenape Native Americans, an indigenous tribe displaced in the colonial period, is planned in Scranton.

Due to changes in readership habits and market conditions, including newsprint prices and the threat of additional tariffs, the Courier-Tribune will begin shifting this coming week to a larger, ...

As more Americans seek affordable places to live in the face of ever-increasing home prices, many are looking to mid-size ...

From the column: "Reinert said correctly that we can feel overwhelmed by political news. ... (But) we must flood the zone ...

It’s been five years since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic, triggering lockdowns, restricted ...