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Finishing just in time for the rain to pour down, Mountainland Technical College on Friday celebrated the groundbreaking for its new 13.5-acre campus in Payson that will open in the spring of 2025. The new school further expands MTECH’s footprint in the Utah Valley, with other facilities located in Lehi, Provo, Orem, Spanish Fork, Heber […]

Led by an owner of a roofing company, a group of novice sleuths solves gruesome crimes in San Antonio. It sounds like a TV show—and it may soon be one.

Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby received the Pegasus Award at the Sulphur Area Water Sustainability Reception on behalf of the Chickasaw Nation. The reception took place July 26 at the

Based on rumors among its staff, Tesla will soon start employee deliveries of the Cybertruck. The word goes that Tesla will offer dual and three-motor va...

Community members will soon be able to ride Lime e-scooters across Boulder as the city begins an expansion of its micromobility program this month. Your take?

It’s a high-rise developer’s dream. Houston’s old guard wants to turn 34 acres of downtown warehouses into an island of classy shops and pricey condos. They thought they had it wired, until Kathy Whitmire was elected mayor.

A bowls match between electrical department workers took place in 1973.

The Boulder City Council has decided to not opt-in to a state law allowing marijuana hospitality establishments within city limits. Your take?

The Humane Society of Hobart and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals issued statements on Wednesday calling on the city of Lake Station to conduct an investigation of a July 27 incident in which at least eight dogs died from heat-related illness. The animal rights organization PETA called on the Lake Station Police Department to recuse itself from any investigation, citing a potential ...

There's a historic black cemetery just outside of la grange, in Fayette county, that some feel has essentially been abandoned. It's where a Vietnam Veteran, Donnell Phillips was laid to rest, along side others. Phillips is from Smithville, according to records.