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CHUBBUCK — Wright Physical Therapy is hosting a ribbon cutting and open house event at its sixth clinic in Eastern Idaho from 11 a.m. to noon on Nov. 16. Wright

Ohio Sec. of State Frank LaRose has referred 641 cases of suspected voter fraud since taking office. Of those, 521 are allegations of a noncitizen voting. But an OCJ review found just one case in which a noncitizen was actually charged with voter fraud.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose has referred 641 cases of suspected voter fraud since taking office. The vast majority of those incidents, 521 in all, are allegations of a noncitizen violating Ohio’s elections laws.

From intern to executive vice president, Rhedona Rose dedicated almost four decades to the agricultural industry and helping farmers at Farm Bureau.

Ohio Republican U.S. Sen. J.D. Vance is criticizing a Department of Justice case against SpaceX for allegedly systematically discriminating against refugees, arguing the company may have made a mistake while downplaying the violations.

The U.S. Department of Justice alleges the company systematically discriminated against refugees and asylees.

The good news is that Eugene Gold is no longer in a coma and is getting better following a serious motorbike accident last month. The Bonner County resident suffered a traumatic brain injury after the July 22 accident on Highway 95 north of Sandpoint. The community has been supporting him and his wife, Jackie Taylor, as he adjusts to being out of a coma and undergoes treatment.

1 Week of Vikings Training Camp - What We've Learned: Some rookies are looking good.

Shooting Hunger, an event that has taken place in Tennessee for years, visited Huntingdon on Friday with many in attendance.

Vitria on the Square, a new event space for meetings, gatherings and weddings, is officially open at University Square.