Ultimately, AI may allow local news to enter a new era of vibrancy, without the need for problematic government interventions.

By Anne Snabes asnabes@detroitnews.com Christmas tree farm owners in Michigan are expecting another season of high demand, so ...

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Rifle deer season in Pennsylvania has seen a significant change this year, allowing hunters to venture out on Sundays. Mark ...

There's an expectation a rates cap will prove challenging and require teaming up with central Government. The Government's proposing to stop rates increases at 4% a year, excluding water and other non ...