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Imagine a job where all you have to do is eat and sleep. Well, for some Zone 7 Water Agency contractors, they get to live out that dream, while also doing important fire prevention work at the same time. But they arent your typical...

Joseph Burke, Ph.D., the new cropping system agronomy and weed scientist with dual appointments to Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service at Lubbock, wants to …

REGIONAL- Paul Bunyan Communications has been awarded a $5.5 million Minnesota Border-to-Border Broadband low-density pilot grant to expand its all fiber-optic GigaZone network into areas of Angora, …

REGIONAL— Travelers along Hwy. 169 south of Tower will want to plan for extra time starting Monday, as work is set to begin on a mill and overlay project to repair the crumbling road surface …

Furry therapists help patients at a hospital in Mexico to cope with mental health illnesses. Read more here.

The Lewiston-based organization has 115 animals available for adoption, so naming them all requires creativity.

Fashion's Arzu Kaprol, a 'human innovation designer' in her own words, has been focusing intensely on wearable technologies after she...

ADHD diagnoses in the U.K. are drastically increasing. NHS is now struggling to accommodate patients.

Photo: A replica of Steamboat, that was on the Buffalo Carousal for many years. It was carved by Buffalo artist Bill Jennings and painted by his son, Hugh. Steamboat wears a Cheyenne Cowboy Saddle from the 1902 Sears and Roebuck catalog. Since it is WYO Rodeo week in Sheridan, this week the histo

A group of local women recently took part in their sixth-annual worldwide Knitting in Public Day and celebrated it with a yarn bomb.