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Lincoln's recent stint of severe winter weather will not stop the city's youth from honoring Martin Luther Kin...

Many of the most experienced federal judges, plaintiff and defense lawyers, and experts in class action litigation, will be speaking at the 8th Annual University of Miami School of Law Class Action Forum on January 26. The Forum in Miami draws hundreds of lawyers and judges each year from across the country. Nationally known Class

Once completed, the site, which has been described as “an eyesore” in the city’s gateway, will be ready for commercial/light industrial use, but not residential, according to Mignery.

Tom Larson has taken over for former WRA CEO Mike Theo, who the WRA said retired from the association at the end of 2023.

Cars are Alabamas biggest export and the auto industry is a huge employer, responsible for about one in six Alabamians jobs, about 45,000 people. But even though the auto industry is growing, a new report contends workers are not getting the benefits they deserve. The "State of Working Alabama 2023" report from Alabama Arise argues the job quality and economic results are not what they should be. ...

ISLAMABAD: The National Accountability Bureau has closed its investigation into the Sharif Trust Case involving Nawaz Sharif and his family members.According to the NAB announcement shared on its...

The report allows management to provide guaranteed assessments throughout the screenings that could aid early detection, diagnosis, and lung cancer treatment.

FRANKFORT – (TNS) The biggest party in Frankfort every four years takes place at the state Capitol, but it’s funded largely via private donations.

FAIRFIELD — Curtis Smith, President of Fairfield Economic Development Association, doing business as Grow Fairfield, announced that the board of directors has hired Julie Albert for a new role with

Lexingtonians contributed more than $82,000 to the governor’s second inauguration ceremony.