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By RYAN LAROCHE

The hours are ticking away to file 2023 Delaware individual tax returns.

The Star-Herald has compiled and analyzed tax and valuation figures for a second year for 43 cities with populations between 3,000 and 100,000. Omaha and Lincoln are excluded.

One of the most misused words in the English Language is “agent.” Have you ever heard the phrase He’s my insurance agent? Well, guess what. He’s not. He represents the

The second new nuclear reactor at Plant Vogtle in Georgia has entered commercial operation after cost overruns and delays, marking a significant milestone in carbon-free electricity generation.

Corks & Pints was full of hundreds of people trying a large selection of beer, wine and spirits for the Bubbles, Bottles & Brew tasting-event fundraiser Friday evening that raised

It’s called sleight of hand – and it’s epitomized by the submitted opinion elsewhere on this page about auto no-fault reform. The claim is that these reforms are “saving drivers

JOHN HAARALA PROMOTED TO SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, LENDING COUNSEL, AT SECURITY NATIONAL BANK Security National Bank proudly announces the promotion of John Haarala to senior vice president, lending counsel, based

The Racine Common Council approved a resolution at its April 15 meeting allowing the Racine Police Department to apply for law enforcement mental health and gang diversion grants from the

Long lines outside banks and ATMs in the capital, Havana, and beyond start forming early in the day as people seek cash for routine transactions like buying food and other essentials.