The Winners & Losers of the Year cover story in this week’s issue is one of City & State’s most eagerly awaited features. We know from our readers what it’s like to be thrilled to be in one column and ...

New York City Mayor Eric Adams, since he was elected, has proclaimed he’s been “getting stuff done.” Last week, the administration’s big news was a crackdown on “ghost cars,” which brought some ...

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When I wrote my first editor’s note for Madison Magazine just about seven years ago, I remember feeling like a kid trying to fill the gigantic shoes of the editors who came before me. What does one ...

A weekly column that explores and analyzes the issues shaping higher education from Inside Higher Ed’s editor in chief, Sara Custer. A weekly column that explores and analyzes the issues shaping ...

We plan issues of Twin Cities Business roughly 10-12 weeks before you see them, so it’s not easy to predict how news will evolve between our plans and your reading. This time, we hit the jackpot, ...

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Anyone see the story this week out of Huntington, in which a dog at the Huntington Cabell Wayne Animal Shelter unlocked and emerged from his own cage and THEN unlocked the front door with his mouth, ...