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CCC Intelligent Solutions announced Bear River Mutual Insurance Company will employ the CCC platform, leveraging the advanced AI and mobile claims sol...

Today, Representative Jared Huffman (D-San Rafael) announced the distribution of over $1 million in historic preservation funds (HPF) to 17 tribal historic preservation offices in California’s Second Congressional District. The HPF grants fund preservation programs at tribal offices ensure preservat

This week in new getaway inspiration, including a pick-your-own flower farm and sustainably minded stays.

Paintings by Nova Scotia artist Maud Lewis, who died in 1970, sold for record-breaking amounts in 2021. Experts and art lovers are trying to figure out what's driving up the prices, and if she'll soon pass $100,000 for a painting.

This week in new getaway inspiration, including a pick-your-own flower farm and sustainably minded stays.

IDAHO FALLS — EastIdahoNews.com is looking back at what life was like during the week of May 2 to May 8 in east Idaho history. 1900-1925 POCATELLO — Burglars broke into a hardware store and stole 13 revolvers, The Pocatello Tribune reported on May 5, 1902. The robbery happened at Norman Belcher’s store on East […]

Lennox Island First Nation, based in Prince Edward Island, is going ahead with plans to open a lobster fishery without government approval. Members of the First Nation, however, are preparing for officials to enforce regulations as a result.

Pictou Landing is now the fifth First Nation in Nova Scotia to receive DFO approval for a moderate livelihood fishery, joining Acadia, Bear River, Annapolis Valley and Potlotek.

When Victoria Cottrell was suddenly bestowed with the title of Miss Bear River Valley earlier this year, she decided to take up a new cause.