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By Scott Bidroski Longtime educator and Superintendent Russell Lechtenberg is officially retiring this summer. The Hay Springs administrator is ready...

Confronted in our desert backyard by the inescapable effects of a deteriorating environment, these UNLV researchers, professors, and activists are fighting to mitigate the effects of climate change on scientific, legal, and sociological fronts.

The Gettysburg Municipal Authority will conduct its annual system flushing the first two weeks of May, according to a release.

Online poker in the US may soon receive a big boost as it looks like shared liquidity, and therefore bigger player pools, could be right around the corner.

Online poker in the US may soon receive a big boost as it looks like shared liquidity, and therefore bigger player pools, could be right around the corner.

The panelists discussed their careers, persevering through racial inequality in law school and law work, the necessity of equal representation in the law and how they hope to fill those gaps as leaders in the field.

The panelists discussed their careers, persevering through racial inequality in law school and law work, the necessity of equal representation in the law and how they hope to fill those gaps as leaders in the field.

The panelists discussed their careers, persevering through racial inequality in law school and law work, the necessity of equal representation in the law and how they hope to fill those gaps as leaders in the field.

Seaside Heights is using $1 million in state funds to help property owners demolish dilapidated buildings.

Ever wonder what happened to those old schoolhouses? Check out how those century-old buildings in your county are being used today.