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What was shaping up to be a difficult budget-making process received something of a guiding light when a container ship struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge two weeks ago, causing

MINERAL WELLS — Competing groups are funding the lion’s share of campaigns for city council as Mineral Wells residents look to the May 4 election.

The Federal Reserve appears content with the notion that its interest rate hikes over the past couple of years have beaten down the post-pandemic surge of inflation. It has signaled

The plan lowers monthly payments and offers a shorter pathway to loan forgiveness for many low-income borrowers.

Mohsen Akba was sentenced to 15 months in prison on April 5 after admitting to stealing from retailers in at least 11 states, including Walmart stores in Arnold and Eureka.

Affordable housing developments in three Deschutes County cities are receiving millions of dollars from Oregon Housing and Community Services, the states housing department.

BOSTON — House Democrats are seeking hundreds of millions of dollars more for MBTA upgrades and workforce needs as part of their annual spending plan.

A Thorp man accused of theft and identity theft after he allegedly used an American Express Platinum credit card that was stolen from a swimmer’s locker at Memorial Pool pleaded

PAYETTE — As the City of Payette continues to pursue options to realize the vision of its Downtown Payette Revitalization project, Mayor Daniel Lopez has introduced a means of helping