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Polar tourism company Quark Expeditions announced the successful Monday launch of its new vessel, "Ultramarine in the Canadian Arctic".

Joe Lupo was named president of the future Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Las Vegas, subject to regulatory approval.

Infectious disease diagnostics and laboratory company CirrusDx, Inc. announced its acquisition of Dascena Inc.'s Dascena Labs, LLC.

Click on the link to see the original article. As Summer continues to bring high temperatures to New Mexico, chile season promises to...

The New Mexico Film Office brought in a record-breaking sum of money in 2022.

Cobb County employees are set to receive pay raises as early as September following the recent approval of a $1.4 billion budget.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer and members of Michigan's congressional delegation applauded the CHIPS and Science Act passing in the House.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer released a statement Monday praising automobile company Stellantis' $83 million investment in the state.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey mourned the passing of World War II Navajo Code Talker, Samuel Sandoval, at the age of 98 in a tweet Monday.

Democratic Senator Mark Kelly lauded the passing of a microchip manufacturing bill in the Senate in a tweet on July 27.

"Improved broadband infrastructure means greater access to education, increased public safety and economic growth," Ducey tweeted Friday.

The Department of Energy announced the launch of 146 programs as a part of the Biden administration's Justice40 Initiative.

Senator Raphael Warnock (D-GA) is seeking to distinguish himself from President Joe Biden as he seeks reelection to a full Senate term.

Phoenix City Manager Jeff Barton announced the recruiting of Michael Sullivan as interim police chief on Friday.

What happened to the Black farmers who once made up 14% of all agriculturalists in America?

An organization that helps veterans appeal disability benefits denied by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is celebrating...

MU President Mun Choi announced Tuesday that $64 million in federal funding has been committed to help pay for construction...

As COVID-19 cases decline and many Missourians contemplate when it will be possible to return to a life completely without masks...

MU faculty have voted overwhelmingly to ask University of Missouri President Mun Choi to reverse a decision that could cut tenured...

PedNet Coalition will be hosting multiple events as part of its 19th annual Bike, Walk & Wheel Week from May 8 through May 15.