You don’t need to be a business owner to appreciate the critical importance of concrete in our world. The second most used material on the planet after water, concrete is a literal building block of ...

Excerpts from The News Journal archives from Jan. 11-17 include firefighters dying in a crash on the way to a fire in 1926. New Castle County plans to move entire landfill in 1976 because of water ...

In front of a record crowd of 80,235, the Bills beat the Dolphins with Jim Kelly on the sideline using crutches after he’d suffered a knee injury the week before, and it was Frank Reich, relief ...

The San Francisco 49ers are one of the NFL's most successful franchises, but they've also been one of the unluckiest. San Francisco's 2025 NFL season has continued an alarming trend of years in which ...

The Bx6 bus that barreled through the Bronx, terrorizing passengers as it slammed into multiple cars along a five-block stretch of Longwood Monday, had a history of brake problems, a Daily News ...

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PORTSMOUTH — A circa-1915 photo in the Athenaeum's photo collections shows the intersection of horse and vehicle. A truck is parked alongside a cart next to the North Church on Pleasant Street. At the ...

President Donald Trump said Netflix's proposed acquisition of key pieces of Warner Bros. Discovery "could be a problem." "I'll be involved in that decision too," Trump said days after Netflix agreed ...

The price of bitcoin has fallen around 36% from its all-time high recently but data shows this is a regular occurrence in the history of the cryptocurrency. In the 2021 and 2017 bitcoin cycles, there ...

Contains music by Marion Lozano Pat McCusker Dan Powell and Diane Wong Engineered by Chris Wood Featuring Azeen Ghorayshi Once primarily limited to severely disabled people, autism began to be viewed ...

Policymakers, business leaders and medical societies are all busy counting metrics like insurance subsidies, premiums and enrollment numbers. These details matter but they miss the larger issue: ...