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Great lakes and pittsburgh is 16 degrees, we have a cold night. Windchills rights now making you feel like its 17 in philadelphia if you go down to washington you dont get machine of a break. And binghamton, new york, its nice to see people suffering like you that is going to be your high, by 4 00, down to 31 we are looking at lots of sun and i am allowing for pop up cloud cover here or there. And by 6 00 down to 29 the winds are dying down in the evening, but still down to 27 by the evening and...

This week’s podcast is a follow-up to a story we brought to you in April about the Lower Sioux Indian Community in Morton, Minnesota, where members of the tribe have

The City Council will take up a hot topic Tuesday when members discuss the expenditure of asset forfeiture funds during a study session.

In response to the deaths of two women in the Cleveland County Detention Center, the Norman City Council on Tuesday asked the state’s mental health agency how the city can

I’ve tried not to abuse that privilege, writing about “good things” happening in Norman. I see “good things” everywhere I look, and today I’d like to address three of them.

I read with interest Max Bryan’s article in Wednesday’s Transcript, “NPD Data show racial disparity in use of force.”

Share This IDAHO FALLS (AP) — Water managers are cutting off irrigation flows to farmers in Idaho’s Wood River basin and wildlife officials are scrambling to move fish to safer waters as a severe drought grips the area. Farmers got 27 days of water this year before the Magic Reservoir reached 4% capacity, prompting the Big Wood Canal Company to shut off the water Thursday. The reservoir feeds about 36,000 acres (14,500 hectares) of farmland. This is the canal company’s shortest irrigatio...

Farmers who rely on Magic Reservoir for their irrigation supply only got 27 days of water this year after the Big Wood Canal company shut off the water Thursday.

Commencing a column on the topic of drought — as in a severe lack of water — ought to begin by slaking our thirst on a popular stanza from Coleridge’s

When Kasch Auer drilled an in-rhythm 3-pointer late in overtime and followed with a dive on a loose ball on the ensuing play, it gave the Clarkston boys’ basketball team a two-possession lead, one that took a full team showing to obtain over the course of a competitive Class 2A Greater Spoka… More Headlines