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As University of Kansas leaders undertake a major study to determine possible pay increases, it is uncertain whether a new union representing KU faculty will em

This week’s production of the musical “Mean Girls” by the Southwest Missouri Regional Youth Theatre is coming together after only four weeks of hard work, intense choreography and lots of

This week’s production of the musical “Mean Girls” by the Southwest Missouri Regional Youth Theatre is coming together after only four weeks of hard work, intense choreography and lots of

A Brookneal woman was sentenced to 26 years in prison in relation to the shooting of her husband and another woman in Campbell County.

Lola Sherman's Seaside Musings column

A MENTAL health campaign has been launched in Halton to tackle stigma and to promote the support available to men.

 An art supplies and picture framing shop in Great Yarmouth is celebrating 50 years in business.

We are getting closer and closer to San Diego State's first Final Four matchup. Tuesday was the first-day SDSU fans could buy Final Four gear and cashiers inside the bookstore were busy.

America is no stranger to strange mashups happening in the kitchen. But why were peanut butter-stuffed onions heavily promoted during the Great Depression?

Remember that pink sauce that went viral last summer? TikTok influencer Chef Pii now has her condiment on shelves in Walmart stores across the U.S.