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INDIANAPOLIS — Hoosiers 55 years old and older can now sign up to get COVID-19 vaccines.

Are you looking for something creative to do? Try a Virtual Art Lab, a new series from curator Rebecca Collins. Virtual Art Labs will be taught by different artists and

Bar Harbor Bank & Trust is currently accepting applications from high school seniors for the Bank’s Career Technology Education Scholarship. The $1,000 scholarship is awarded to income-eligible students who attended a technical career program as...

MIDCOAST — Summit Natural Gas, the subsidiary of the Colorado-based Summit Utilities, Inc., that wanted to build a gas line through Belfast and down Route 1 to Rockland, investing $90 million into the venture, said March 2 that it is instead...

President Joe Biden said Tuesday that the U.S. expects to take delivery of enough coronavirus vaccines for all adult Americans by the end of May, two months earlier than anticipated.

COLUMBIA - A Missouri State Representative and the Missouri School Boards’ Association have continued to express their great differences among existing state education data and reform measures. State Rep. Chuck Basye (R-47) released a letter to the Executive Director of the Missouri School Boards Association, Melissa Randol, explaining the inaccuracies and misleading information he believed the MSBA was giving out. Of the inaccuracies, Basye spoke about charter schools, education savings a...

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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Gov. Asa Hutchinson passed a bill that allows home delivery of spirits, beer and wine from retail liquor stores in Arkansas on Monday.

The Scott County Fiscal Court approved in a meeting Thursday night the naming of a new road after a Vietnam War veteran who died while serving.

FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – Legislation to cap the cost of insulin for diabetes patients in Kentucky took another step forward, as it won unanimous approval from a Senate committee on