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Only touted their 2020 field as the most exciting ever, it was also the most diverse. People really are excited about the field. It is easily the most diverse field for president ever the 2020 democratic field is taking shape. There are more women running for president in the fields that have ever run for president in any one field. This is a field i think democrats can be proud of. Raymond today their diversity dreams came crashing down when Elizabeth Warren announced her decision to end her pr...

COPPERAS COVE — Small Business Saturday took place throughout Copperas Cove as the holiday shopping season continued over the weekend.

/PRNewswire/ -- RLAH @properties, a leading residential real estate brokerage servicing the Greater Washington, D.C. metro has announced the upcoming opening...

When the air condition went out on July 14, Catrina Jackson called the warranty company, but nothing happened for over a month.

Catrina Jackson owns and operates Natural Pure Skin Repair out of her home in Copperas Cove and just won The Best of Cove 2022.

Catrina Jackson worked around the clock to find a way to cure her daughters eczema and now she's changing lives of other skin sufferers in Central Texas

The Australian government expects 200,000 vaccinated foreign students and skilled workers will soon return without quarantining when the country further relaxes pandemic restrictions next week. From Dec. 1, students, skilled workers and travelers on working vacations will be allowed to land at Sydney and Melbourne airports without needing to seek exemptions from a travel ban,…

The Australian government expects 200,000 vaccinated foreign students and skilled workers will soon return without quarantining when the country further relaxes pandemic restrictions next week

CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — The Australian government expects 200,000 vaccinated foreign students and skilled workers will soon return without quarantining when the country further relaxes pandemic restrictions next week.

The government expects 200,000 arrivals in the two categories by January.