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If you have more than five hours between your flights, I can’t recommend enough that you leave the airport for a wee adventure. (Photo: Thinkstock)

Cruise Critic has just named the best cruise ships of the year in its 2016 Cruise Critic Cruisers' Choice Awards.

According to a new study, your 'work spouse' can provide advice, companionship and support

A simple way you can celebrate International Day of Women and Girls in Science

What values animates support for various candidates? Emily Ekins comments. Further reading:Donald Trump Supporters Think about Morality Differently than Other Voters. Here’s How.

The Lincoln Board of Education voted unanimously Tuesday to close North Star High School to transfers, but signaled the move is likely just the first step to longer-term solutions to ease over…

Things heat up as editor Brittany Jones-Cooper seeks out Kyoto's famous fire ramen.

More supporters rallied to Gov. Pete Ricketts' side Tuesday as he touted the second half of a property tax plan he calls his top priority this year.

The Bentley Bentayga sets a new standard of opulence for millionaires and billionaires who demand gobs of power, acres of leather, and the ability to tower over plebeians while fording rivers or scaling dunes.

Fran Maus will admit that most days aren’t worthy of a big celebration — that glasses of champagne and juicy steaks should be set aside for limited occasions.

MOUNT VERNON, Iowa — Davenport Assumption’s wrestling team did not anticipate a ninth consecutive trip to the state duals would hang in the balance with one bout to go Tuesday night.

A good Wednesday to all. In a nutshell, it's cold with negative wind-chill values. That pretty much sums up the next few days. So bundle up and hunker down.

The Rock Island Arsenal’s factory would gain critical flexibility to vary its labor rates under legislation that lawmakers introduced in the U.S. Senate on Tuesday. Backers of the legislation say it would help the Arsenal compete with the private sector…

The North Caucasus Islamists' wish to join ISIS makes some sense. By joining, they would cast themselves not just as regional players but worldwide jihadists. The relations between ISIS and the Caucasus Emirate, however, have been fraught with difficulties.

SMALL SIDED GAMES A LONG TIME STAPLE AT NO. 1 SOCCER CAMPS By No. 1 Regional Director Christine Huber   US Soccer recently announced the implementation of small sided games into their developmental curriculum, a training tool No. 1 Soccer Camps has been utilizing with great success for over 40 years. No. 1 Soccer Camps … Continue reading "The Importance Of Small Sided Games Recognized By US Soccer"

Preserving tradition, the land and the earth for future generations

Giuditta Matalon has been active in KKL Italy for seventy years, first as the executive secretary of the Milan office and in recent years as a volunteer and donor.
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MUSCATINE — Joe Wieskamp might not have felt all that great Tuesday night but whatever bug had him down, it wasn’t enough to slow him down against top-ranked Pleasant Valley.

Both Myron Oehlerking’s contributions to Nebraska high school volleyball and the number of lives he touched as a coach and physical education teacher are countless.

Shinjuku Station in Tokyo is so complex that its operator is preparing to launch a smartphone app with the sole purpose of guiding passengers through the maze.

If you want to know what to expect from Fresh Thyme Farmers Market, think of Whole Foods and Trader Joe's.

Shavon Shields won’t play for the Nebraska men’s basketball team on Wednesday at Wisconsin, and when the senior forward will return, well, nobody knows for certain.

Rock Island County residents will have the opportunity tonight to comment on a proposal to cut the size of the county board and reduce board members' benefits.

Another financial Rubicon was crossed overnight, when the yield on Japan's 10-year government bond slipped into negative territory. It's the latest sign that the world's central banks are seeing their carefully laid-out plans unwound by a panicky market.

Your daily roundup of news from The Wall Street Journal related to Japan: Japanese stocks tumbled Tuesday and the benchmark government-bond yield fell into negative territory for the first time, as a global flight to safety threatened to unravel the delicate market balance that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and the Bank of Japan have tried to build.