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Trev took to the radio to find the cheapest gas prices in NJ. Here's what he got.

A state commission this month announced a $20 million loan to help the Northwest Arkansas Conservation Authority expand its wastewater treatment plant in south Bentonville.

BENTONVILLE -- A new, two-way bike lane has eaten up three lanes of vehicle traffic and caused some confusion for drivers along a stretch of Southwest Eighth Street.

The Uvalde, Texas, school shooting on May 24 has some parents and school officials questioning the security of their own facilities and the ability of local law enforcement to protect kids, faculty and staff.

The government of Lesotho has stepped in to assist about 180 citizens flee the Eastern Cape farming community of Hankey.

It is currently the peak season for citrus exports and farmers in the Hankey-area have suffered millions of rand in losses due to the impact unrest in the area since last week.

Several shacks at the Mountainview informal settlement, home to many migrant workers, were burnt down.

“How can we be called foreigners in our land?” asks migrant worker from Lusikisiki

About 400 seasonal workers were forcefully evicted from their homes by local residents in Hankey in the Eastern Cape. This followed violent clashes at an informal settlement near the town last week. About 400 seasonal workers were forcefully evicted from their homes by local residents in Hankey...

AgriSA Executive Director, Christo van der Rheede, says the agricultural sector plays an important role in the recovery of the environment. He says that commercial farmers are increasingly using regenerative practices on farms to work in harmony with nature. Some experts say the threat of greenhouse gasses can be addressed by planting trees and certain […]