If you’re struggling at home you’re not alone; more than 300 million children aren’t able to attend school and more than six million people have applied for unemployment within a … Read More
Everyone has been hearing about the coronavirus recently in the news, and there is a lot of misinformation being shared. Unfortunately, bad information can lead to poor decision-making and unreasonable … Read More
Whether or not you realize it, traffic marking paint is a lucrative industry. The painting material that’s used on roads, in parking lots, and on airport surfaces had an overall … Read More
As of right now, a full 93% of online experiences begin with a search engine. However, that statistic may change if Amazon has anything to do with it. According to … Read More
The Medical Center at the University of Washington is once again facing cases of infections from Legionella bacterium stemming from within the facility. Legionella bacteria causes Legionnaires’ disease. A severe … Read More
Three semi-trucks were involved in two separate accidents on the same stretch of highway last Tuesday morning in southwest Detroit. The first accident took place on southbound I-75 near Schaefer. … Read More
A Babylon, Long Island, home that had seen extensive damage in 2012’s Superstorm Sandy has been badly damaged once again. Amidst an effort to make the home flood-proof, it ended … Read More
American drivers could not be more pleased with the recent dip in gas prices, but the same cannot be said for automakers. Now, several companies are worried that the government’s … Read More
The extensive list of side effects associated with taking antidepressants is well-documented, but new research has found that these prescription drugs could also make it more difficult for patients to … Read More
If you asked around Dennison, MN, some would say that Mayor Jeff Flaten goes above and below his job description. In the 15 months since being elected, Flaten drives to … Read More
