Pilgrims venture up the steep hillside along the Way of the Cross to a small, simple chapel that encompasses the spring.

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MANITOWOC – A USA TODAY investigation has exposed websites set up for closed universities posing as viable colleges. Whoever is behind the copycat sites has collected application fees and ...

Holy Family College, the Manitowoc-area private Catholic college formerly known as Silver Lake College, closed in summer 2020. The Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity Sponsored Ministries owns ...

WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – Vials of blood addressed to former president Donald Trump were delivered to the Republican National Committee headquarters in Washington D.C. The odd delivery forced a ...

WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – Vials of blood addressed to former president Donald Trump were delivered to the Republican National Committee headquarters in Washington D.C. The odd delivery forced a ...

LONDON (AP) — Victims of the U.K.’s infected blood scandal, in which tens of thousands of people were infected by contaminated blood or blood products provided by the public health service ...

(NEXSTAR)— The most-decorated U.S. Winter Paralympian of all time Oksana Masters said losing taught her how to pick herself back up and overcome adversity. “I learned how to lose first.

(NEXSTAR)— The most-decorated U.S. Winter Paralympian of all time Oksana Masters said losing taught her how to pick herself back up and overcome adversity. “I learned how to lose first.

(NEXSTAR)— The most-decorated U.S. Winter Paralympian of all time Oksana Masters said losing taught her how to pick herself back up and overcome adversity. “I learned how to lose first.

(NEXSTAR)— The most-decorated U.S. Winter Paralympian of all time Oksana Masters said losing taught her how to pick herself back up and overcome adversity. “I learned how to lose first.

(NEXSTAR)— The most-decorated U.S. Winter Paralympian of all time Oksana Masters said losing taught her how to pick herself back up and overcome adversity. “I learned how to lose first. I didn’t win ...