It's not too late to turn the page on old habits and start reading again in 2026. People often stop reading in adulthood because they're fatigued from school book assignments or just don't have the ...

The lawsuit, filed by an author-journalist, alleged that the companies copied and used protected literary works to develop ...

STAFF REPORT Glasgow News 1 The Mary Wood Weldon Memorial Library is calling all creative teenagers to submit original work ...

Artificial intelligence has not only completely changed the process of generating, examining, and distributing content, but has also sparked legal and ethical d ...

Under a new state law, the district's state-appointed board of managers must approve new book titles and allow 30 days for ...

New York Times reporter John Carreyrou and others are suing several tech giants, including OpenAI and Meta, for copyright ...

The Albertville Public Library held a book signing on Friday for a debut local author. Novellee DeWitt of Snead published her ...

In the early days of the 20th century, railroads, like the Big Four and the Illinois Central Railroad, drove the Illinois ...

Seabrook Library turns the page as longtime director Susan Schatvet retires and Elizabeth Weilbacher steps in.

New York Times reporter along with five other writers sue Google, OpenAI, Meta, and others for training chatbots with pirated books.

It's difficult to accurately track book bans because there are many ways to censor a book, and many districts have their own method.

Yolo County Library has a New Year’s resolution for the community: read more in 2026. Beginning Jan. 1, the Library will once again offer its popular reading program, 52: A Yearlong Reading ...