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SALEM — The Oregon State Marine Board’s Waterway Access Permit program begins its fifth year, and agency officials say the compliance rate is lower than with other boating requirements.

Is there anything more boring than taxes? Many of you will undoubtedly be scrambling to file taxes in the coming weeks. Not your favorite task, and you’d probably much rather

HoopsHype ranks a list of the best NBA player seasons that took place on teams won fewer than 25 percent of their games.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is monitoring video game stores, which it says do not protect users money the same way a bank would.

Some consumers covered by Affordable Care Act insurance plans are being switched from one plan to another without their express permission, potentially leaving them unable to see their doctors or

Dear Savvy Senior: My husband and I recently turned 65 and would like to find out which vaccines are recommended and covered by Medicare? – New Beneficiaries

Cutting the Garden State’s food waste in half will take a lot of work. Heres how it can be done.

Our View is intended to be a viewpoint that could be shared by anyone who is invested in Council Bluffs, the metro area and southwest Iowa region.

AMESBURY — Pedestrians can expect sidewalk improvements in the foreseeable future after the city recently announced it would spend nearly $1 million in repairs this year.

It turns out the B.C. government’s promised $100 credit on residential power bills will only be worth about $61 in Penticton.