The city council banned all non-governmental publications, including the Daily Titan, from distribution on city property.

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As a Gen Z journalist in an era when her peers don't pick up print papers, Reia Li has done a lot of thinking about what her ...

Alzheimer's Arkansas is hosting an event July 19 for unpaid caregivers showing them appreciation for the work they do.

There’s a lot to celebrate as we mark the 249th anniversary of our national divorce from Great Britain and the abuses of King George III. Yet under the flags and ...

The School District of Jefferson has unveiled a new website that it says reflects its commitment to “transparent communication” and “community engagement,” but with the intent of having ...

USA TODAY's seasonal book challenge is back by popular demand. Read books, get bingo and you'll be entered in a $100 Bookshop ...

With the newly increased cigarette tax, state officials estimate nearly 40,000 Hoosiers will soon be looking to stop using ...

As off-highway vehicle enthusiasts across the country begin their riding season in earnest, the ATV Safety Institute, Motorcycle Safety Foundation, and the ...

The state estimates that nearly 40,000 Hoosiers will soon be looking to stop using tobacco now that tax increases on those products went into effect July 1. The new average ...

The criminal underbelly of free newspaper distribution It's Friday at the bakery and an older gentleman gently accosts me: 'Psst, go get me one of those papers; they won't let me take another myself' ...

An editor of Tufts’ student newspaper is warning that the Trump administration poses a threat to free speech in the wake of the arrest of her fellow student, Rümeysa Öztürk, by immigration ...