The folks at National Public Radio are doing a good job with their week-long series on e-mail — how we use it; how it controls us; the perils and the benefits. Each audio piece has additional material online, so be sure to click into every story to get it all.
Somehow, I think they secretly tapped into life in our office, as many of the comments and scenarios are eerily familiar.
Start at the e-mail story index.
Fox Entertainment announced in April that Smollett would not appear in the sixth and final season of “Empire.”
Department of Natural Resources spokesman David Lucas said it wasn’t yet known if the man was attacked by an alligator or bitten after his death.
Writer E. Jean Carroll has claimed that a friendly encounter with Trump at Bergdorf Goodman in 1995 or 1996 turned violent.
A 9-year-old boy from Henderson drowned in North Las Vegas days before an autistic boy who was reported missing was found in his family’s backyard pool.
The Office of the Inspector General that it will consider the matter as part of another audit that is about to begin.
Eyewitness videos showed the burning planes falling from the sky and later, two plumes of smoke rising from the ground.
The fund has awarded more than $5 billion in benefits, but about 21,000 claims remain pending.
The details of what information will have to be disclosed and how it will be made available to patients must be worked out as part of writing the regulations.
Illinois no longer has capital punishment, but Brendt Christensen could be sentenced to death because he was convicted in federal court.
A free, 8-million strong social network for knitters, crocheters and others in the fiber arts has banned talk of President Donald Trump and his administration.
