Sitting next to her husband in their Rancho Peñasquitos home, Ukrainian mother Viktoriia Bulavina recalled Friday the tense moments she experienced being taken into immigration custody during a green ...

Credit cards and debit cards make everyday payments effortless — tap at a store, swipe at a petrol pump, pay online within seconds. But the ease also opens the door to one of the most persistent ...

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When was the last time you found a little handwritten note in your mailbox? The feel of the paper, the art of the postage stamp, personal penmanship, and the effort associated with getting that to a ...

Use the following fixes if you can’t delete files from the SD card in Windows 11/10. Before proceeding, we suggest you check for Windows Update and install the same (if available). Sometimes, issues ...

Bend homebuilders are urging the city to remove juniper trees from its list of protected species under the city’s tree code, reasoning that keeping junipers will increase the cost of new homes while ...

The Supreme Court on Friday afternoon once again cleared the way for the Trump administration to strip hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan nationals of their protected status under federal immigration ...

As a long-time Magic: The Gathering player, I've figured out my favorite way to play the card game. I am one of those pesky control players. Yes, I know, ridicule all you want, but there is nothing ...

Many South Dakota school districts are implementing stricter cellphone policies, with some locking devices away for the entire day. Superintendents report that removing phones has increased student ...

YANKTON, S.D. (KTIV) - The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is getting ready to do some work to control vegetation on sandbars on the Missouri River in South Dakota this month. The Corps will spray ...

Platte-Geddes Superintendent Joel Bailey remembers an “eerily quiet” lunch room when his students were still allowed to use their cellphones during the school day. “We decided that since the kids are ...