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ONTARIO — Four candidates are running in the primary election to represent Oregons 2nd congressional district. Two of the candidates are running for the Democratic Party nomination and the other

NYSSA — Statements of Economic Interest were on the agenda for the Nyssa School Board work session for the second month in a row. In 2023, Nyssa saw the majority

ONTARIO — So long as he doesn’t violate terms of a “non-prosecution agreement” entered with the Canyon County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office, Russell Brunson won’t face criminal charges related to injury

ONTARIO — So long as he doesn’t violate terms of a “non-prosecution agreement” entered with the Canyon County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office, Russell Brunson won’t face criminal charges related to injury

Surely the visit at the end of November of three Oregon lawmakers to Boardman is a good sign for the future regarding the area’s water problems but the proof, as

VALE — As of Jan. 1, Malheur County will have a new assessor, and it’s unknown yet who that will be, as voters will get to make their decision for

FRUITLAND — The Fruitland City Council narrowly shot down a second appeal by Treasure Valley Classical Academy regarding a reaffirmed land-use decision by the Fruitland Planning and Zoning Commission. The

ONTARIO — Staff at the University of Utah Burn Center formed a line on both sides of a hallway on Thursday. They held brightly flashing wands and were blowing bubbles,

Find out who is stepping away, and who's stepping in.

As we turn the corner for 2024, we have some important news to share with you. Because of the trend we see taking us more and more down the path