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Byline: Gerry Dulac Aug. 20--It was not surprising when Steelers coach Mike Tomlin confirmed he would play quarterback Ben Roethlisberger in Saturday night's second preseason game against the New York [...]

Mar. 1Scott Adams, author of the comic strip 'Dilbert,' has every right to spew racist invective. And newspapers that carry the comic have every right to stop doing so in [...]

Feb. 28GRAND FORKS A comic strip that is published daily in a number of Forum Communications Co. newspapers has lost its distributor, creating changes on the Grand Forks Herald's comics [...]

Byline: Craig Brown Feb. 28Today I am making an exception to a couple of my rules. First of all, I try to consume valuable newspaper space only once a week, [...]

Byline: Craig Brown Feb. 28Today I am making an exception to a couple of my rules. First of all, I try to consume valuable newspaper space only once a week, [...]

Byline: Matt Byrne Nov. 17Labor leaders representing Maine postal workers called on Tuesday for Congress to pass $75 billion in coronavirus relief funds and renewed calls to stop cost-cutting measures [...]

Byline: Matt Byrne Nov. 17Labor leaders representing Maine postal workers called on Tuesday for Congress to pass $75 billion in coronavirus relief funds and renewed calls to stop cost-cutting measures [...]

Byline: Dennis Hoey Aug. 25-- Aug. 25--Postal workers in Maine largely dismissed congressional testimony Monday by Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, and said mail delays attributed to changes in the U.S. [...]

Byline: Arielle Dreher Oct. 28-- Oct. 28--Pullman Regional Hospital will build a 45,000-square-foot outpatient medical facility, upgrade its electronic records system and take a major step toward creating its first [...]

Byline: Nick Vadala Sept. 25-- Sep. 25--Philly's own Jake Tapper served as a guest illustrator this week for comic strip Dilbert, and he and creator Scott Adams will be auctioning [...]

Byline: Jessica ShumakerThe idea of retirement may conjure up dreams of free time, travel or seeing more of the family.In Burt Smoliar's case, however, retirement includes more of what he [...]

Byline: Beth Brogan Dec. 26--Two days after the Boothbay Board of Appeals upheld a decision to revoke a permit granted to Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens to allow a $30 million [...]

Byline: Dennis Hoey June 30--Postal workers in the Scarborough Distribution Center claim that the U.S. Postal Service's decision to relocate one of the facility's Automated Parcel Bundle Sorters to Nashua, [...]

Byline: Jonathan D. Silver Feb. 10--The Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office said today it is reviewing its decision to rule the death of a West Mifflin man a homicide following [...]

Byline: Chris Woodka May 28--STATE Auto sales slip DENVER -- New car, SUV and pickup sales slumped 7.4 percent in April from a year earlier, based on registration data, the [...]

Byline: Tom Henderson The story about the two Portland construction workers who helped nab a robbery suspect on Monday has spread far beyond Oregon. But in all of the stories, [...]

Byline: John Kennedy April 10--TALLAHASSEE -- More than a decade after Florida lawmakers first proposed restricting cell phone use behind the wheel, the Legislature is poised to ban motorists from [...]

Byline: Keith Kropp Dec. 21--Ventura County's talented group of top juniors, college standouts and its three touring professionals naturally dominate most of the news in the local tennis scene. However, [...]

Byline: Kristina Iodice May 28--Two Colorado Springs Christian Schools teachers were honored by the Challenger Learning Center of Colorado, with one earning national recognition. Frannie Kruse and Scott Adams were [...]

Byline: Alan Choate Jan. 11--As part of the continuing effort to make up expected budget deficits, the city of Las Vegas is looking into what could be the least-favorite part [...]

The former chief investigator for the Oklahoma medical examiner's office was handed a fifth count Friday in a multicounty grand jury indictment accusing him of sexual battery, the latest alleging [...]

Byline: Jennifer Robison Oct. 13--It hasn't been an easy two years for the developers of Edmond Town Center in West Las Vegas. When Vons vacated its 43,720-square-foot food store at [...]

Byline: Catherine E. Shoichet Jan. 24--A circuit judge has sided with the county in its long-running legal battle with Scott Adams and Charles Strange over a business the pair operated [...]

Mar. 11--J. Scott Adams joked Wednesday about how much fun it was to sell commercial real estate in Hampton Roads three years ago. More than $1 billion of properties with [...]

Feb. 4--OKLAHOMA CITY -- An attorney representing the state's chief medical examiner said his client was placed on leave after he tried to expose alleged criminal wrongdoing and a botched [...]

Jul. 5--More than three years after it closed -- and two years after it was originally supposed to reopen -- the Lady Luck is still a dark, empty shell in [...]

OTTAWA, ONTARIO, May 6, 2009 (Marketwire via COMTEX) -- A groundbreaking study by Grade 10 student Scott Adams has earned top national honours among 14 regional entries in the 2009 [...]

Jan. 15--Local restaurateurs Scott Adams and Troy Sutton have become adept at feeding Chattanooga, and they intend to keep it up for some time to come. The pair of 36-year-old [...]

Aug. 23--Food Work's owners Troy Sutton and Scott Adams will open another restaurant around the first week of November in the basement of the Tallan Building, former location of The [...]

Jul. 3--City-owned land that developers want to buy in conjunction with a revival of the downtown Lady Luck casino could fetch twice as much money as originally thought -- although [...]

Jun. 17--CHAPEL HILL -- With 700 or so miles behind him, Scott Adams was back to work on Monday. Adams had run across the state from Murphy to Manteo in [...]

May 26--CHAPEL HILL -- One man is going the distance on behalf of cancer patients everywhere. Scott Adams of Chapel Hill will begin an 18-day trek on Tuesday called 'Run [...]