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Tobacco manufacturers have gained at least an additional three months before potentially having to place graphic warning labels on their traditional cigarette packs.

It could have ripple effects for Magic Valley agriculture, but some farmers say its the right move.

Jeeps new boss says the company is open to dropping the name "Cherokee" from its vehicles in response to objections from the Cherokee Nation.

The Cabarrus Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship opened in downtown Concord last week at the former Cabarrus Savings Bank building.

The Health Insurance Marketplace, or healthcare.gov, is open for a special enrollment period through May 15. North Country HealthCare has application counselors at all of its locations to help individuals and families enroll in coverage. Those interested in requesting a free enrollment appointment should visit https://bit.ly/nchcgetcovered. Appointments are available both in person and over the phone, as well as in English and Spanish. At the end of January, the U.S. Department of Health and Hu...

Lexi Jones said she has acted as a teacher, counselor, hall monitor, lunch lady, school nurse and more over the past few months.

BATESVILLE — On Friday, March 5 Kevin and Glenda Thomasson’s new store, Country Finds Flea Market, was welcomed to the Batesville community with a ribbon cutting ceremony. “My husband has always loved the auctions and wheeling and dealing. He is about to retire and I am retired so that kind of led us this way,” Glenda Thomasson said. The store is located at 14188 N Morris Washington Street in Batesville. The previous name of the business at the location was His Hands Extended Ministries...

(The Center Square) – Minnesota House Democrats are proposing to spend taxpayer money to rebuild hundreds of million of dollars of damage rioters caused to the Twin Cities last summer

JOHNSON CITY - Patricia M. “Pat” Brown, 83, of Johnson City, passed away on Monday, March 1, 2021, at The Waters of Johnson City.

ONTARIO Two bills introduced in the Oregon Legislature to allow cities to boost revenue from the tax on retail marijuana sales were heard in committee on Thursday, and testimony pitted city officials for the bills against marijuana industry representatives opposed to them. Lead-off witnesses before the House Revenue Committee were from Ontario as the bills were introduced by Rep. Mark Owens, R-Crane, at the request of city officials. House Bill 2014 would distribute marijuana funds revenue by p...