John Nagy

We are just under five months from the first tee shot of the 2024 U.S. Open at the iconic Pinehurst No. 2, which means we are turning on the jets here at The Pilot.

Last Saturday, I ran to the grocery store, hit the gym for a workout, popped into the ABC store looking for a hard-to-find liqueur and swung into the drug store for vitamins and body soap.

The calendar says February, which by now means most folks have already seen their New Year’s resolutions come and go.

Founded in 1846, the Associated Press has been the great chronicler of the world’s news and history for almost 180 years.

As election seasons go, this upcoming primary on Tuesday has been a relatively quiet one. I haven’t even gotten any letters to the editor complaining about roadside campaign signs, and that might be a first.

Thunder Bay's future is looking quite bright, according to the city's mayor on Monday.

You won’t find it included in the Federal Reserve’s inflation gauge. Judging by its stubbornness, this is a type of inflation you’re not likely to reduce anytime soon.

Everything old is new again, as we’ve been learning recently within our own offices at The Pilot.

Working from home has plenty of advantages — comfy work clothes, easy cross-living room commute. But when you’re tapping away all day in the den, you can sometimes lose connection with the larger world around you.