Tamil Nadu government to establish University Research Parks for innovation, research, and entrepreneurship development in state universities.

Jonathan Joss, a veteran TV personality best known for Parks and Recreation and King of the Hill, has sadly passed. He is believed to have been shot dead in Texas over alleged homophobia.

Jonathan Joss, King of the Hill and Parks and Recreation star, has died at the age of 59.According to a new report from TMZ, the actor has died after being shot by a neighbor following an argument ...

King of the Hill and Parks and Recreation actor Jonathan Joss has died aged 59 after a shooting in Texas. The San Antonio Police Department and eyewitnesses reported seeing Joss and his neighbor ...

Technology and theme parks go hand-in-hand, but the rapid development of systems like AI is helping create new thrills — both on and off the rides.

The Franklin City Council is not instituting a proposed hiring freeze after residents expressed concerns it could have a significant impact on the Parks and Recreation Department.

Scott K. McClellan, Seattle U’s vice president for university affairs, said 92 out of 125 Cornish staff and faculty members have been hired back, including former Cornish provost Brian Harlan as ...

The state’s parks are often overshadowed by Acadia National Park—but they shouldn’t be. These must-visit parks showcase the very best of the state’s natural wonders, from rugged coastlines ...

Jammu and Kashmir: Parks at tourist places closed after Pahalgam attack to reopen in phased manner, says LG Manoj Sinha In the first phase, the tourist destinations that will be opened for ...

Nick Offerman has revealed how his Parks and Recreation castmates are helping each other deal with the violent death of co-star Jonathan Joss.. Joss played Chief Ken Hotate in the NBC comedy ...

The cast members of “Parks and Recreation” are remembering co-star Jonathan Joss after his shocking shooting death over the weekend. Nick Offerman said that he and his “Parks and Recreation ...

Washington, DC – The National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA) is deeply concerned by multiple misleading claims made by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum during his testimony before the Senate ...