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The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Florida and Internal Revenue Service-Criminal Investigations are warning taxpayers about a new wave of COVID-related scams as the agency delivers the

LIGONIER — Drivers navigating torn-up Union Street will have to endure the street’s condition a little longer, until the weather warms and the street can be properly paved.

BOISE — Local governments were told no and industrial hemp was put on hold Wednesday, during a busy day at the Idaho Legislature.

See whats happening online and in person this week in the Roanoke and New River valleys.

Jeers to the sponsors of House Bill 2626, which calls for closing each of the state’s four long-term care facilities citing the costs to maintain and repair them are unsustainable.

(The Center Square) - Colorados public utility regulators are investigating how natural gas providers in the state responded to the recent extreme winter weather, an inquiry thats supported by Gov.

JACKSON • Michael Callahan went to bed early Monday night – so early that the CEO of Mississippi’s electrical cooperatives trade organization didn’t realize an overhaul of the state’s tax

The Duckhorn Portfolio intends to make its stock market debut in coming months, the St. Helena-based wine producer confirmed via press release yesterday. The company has filed a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), according to the press release – a key step toward making an initial public offering (IPO) of its stock on the New York Stock Exchange. News of the company’s intent to do so was first reported by Bloomberg in early February. “The nu...

CONWAY — Incumbent selectmen John Colbath and Steve Porter both say they will seek a third three-year term on the board of selectmen and in separate interviews touted their achievements

A flurry of snow and frosting of ice shut down businesses last week as roads became impassable, choking off supply chains for restaurants, grocery stores and others.