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The service starting Sunday might not last if the property tax cut passes in November, according to the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority.
Founded in 1812, the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University closed its doors on Sunday.
Sunday’s victory over Chargers just may herald more surprises as Arizona displays everything a modern offense should.
Friday Saturday Sunday will use the grant for an expansion that could supply 100 jobs. Not everyone is pleased.
Trade workers allege city contract violations; Giannoulias may enter race at Sunday event
Philadelphia declared a disaster emergency on Sunday as much of the region cleaned up from a storm on Saturday that damaged buildings, uprooted trees, and caused power outages and flash flooding. Fallen trees crushed multiple cars on the 4500 block of Larchwood Avenue in West Philly. A sign on this tree stop a vehicle reads, “Disaster Four $1/pic,” with a Verno handle. Story, B1. Monica Herndon / Staff Photographer
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Vice President JD Vance departs for Switzerland to meet with Iranian and other negotiators Sunday.
Memorial Day observances are already underway in the Chicago area. A ceremony Sunday at the DuPage County Veterans’ Memorial recognized 26 county residents who were killed in conflicts at home or abroad. Story in Chicagoland, Page 3
Oil prices rise 8% in early Sunday trading after an announcement that all ships will be stopped.