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Many of you had been bracing for it, but when Senator Joe Manchin (Democratic Senator of West Virginia) declared that he could not vote for the Build Back Better reconciliation bill and its massive climate…

FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky’s attorney general has appointed a former commonwealth’s attorney to fill a new position to assist in prosecuting cases involving violent crimes and capital offenses.

Atlético Ottawa announced on Wednesday the first of six new signings on its ATO Signing Day 2022, Cameroon-native centre-back MacDonald Ngwa Niba. A Canadian permanent resident, the defender signed a 2-year contract as a domestic player with the Nation’s Capital club. After completing his studies a

MIDDLEBURY-SOUTHBURY — In a lot of ways, Satvik Nog is like most other fifth graders. He’s dedicated to his studies at Long Meadow Elementary School, plays basketball and plays the

Historically Speaking: 37th Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Celebration Luncheon, March, Service

The current COVID-19 surge will alter the annual events but they will be held as planned.

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Orlando restaurateur Robert Earl plans to offer eateries a chance to serve a delivery-only menu based on trends from the popular short video app TikTok in 2022, just the latest twist in the growing virtual restaurant trend.

The citys mayor has endorsed the police chiefs intention to keep the location of surveillance cameras being installed with federal pandemic relief money

As we continue out look back at 2021 here are the stories that made headlines from the second half of the year.

New London police plan to install more than three dozen cameras around the city to create a surveillance system to monitor roads, busy intersections and parks.