You may have heard in school, "The harder the study, the better the pay!" This is largely true in the world of engineering.

If you are in the engineering or related technical field and are looking for a government job, there's great news for you.

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For decades, coal has been a divisive subject in the Navajo Nation, which spans portions of Arizona, New Mexico and Utah.

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Highland County commissioners Brad Roades, Terry Britton and David Daniels heard an update on the shutdown of SNAP benefits and began discussions of a potential new recycling mega-site for the county ...

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Interim boss Martin O'Neill had his first game in charge as caretaker but made it clear he's not in it for the long term ...

Microsoft Azure has been experiencing a global outage since around 1600 UTC, or 0900 PDT on Wednesday, October 29, 2025. As Azure staggers back to its feet following an hours-long outage last night, ...

America's oldest workers keep clocking in — many despite health issues and disabilities. And some can't afford to retire. We talked to nearly 200.

When you are in school or college, the typical advice still echoes: engineer, doctor, chartered accountant, bank job, or managerial track.