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A senior South Korean general will join an annual conference of top military officials in the Indo-Pacific region this week for talks on bolstering security cooperation, the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said Monday.

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A Union man sustained moderate injuries after veering off the road and overturning early Friday morning, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

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Lahaina, a town of 12,000, has been reduced to ruins, its lively hotels and restaurants turned to ashes.

A month after parts of Franklin County were designated as being in “extreme” drought, recent rains have alleviated conditions to the point where most of the county is now simply

Washington - Congress is reviewing a proposal from President Joe Biden to create new security guarantees for three Pacific Island states: the Marshall I

A new initiative is set to unite two longtime Washington educational institutions — which have sometimes been rivals in the past.

A decade after his release from prison, a man convicted in a notorious Franklin County fraud case is back in the spotlight following his ouster from leadership of an American

The Washington Parks & Recreation commissioners unanimously voted Wednesday to install commemorative bricks, as part of a new program, in the flag plaza at Rennick Riverfront Park.