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While tens of thousands froze during a massive winter storm that swept the U.S., Bitcoin was scorching hot, though stocks were largely flat. Heres a recap of what happened in

Napa County has received more than 840 COVID-19 complaints from civilians between late June, when the county first reopened after springtime lockdowns, and the beginning of this month, county records show. Of the 843 complaints submitted over that period and reviewed by the Register, two-thirds were reports of Napa County businesses not adhering to state or local guidelines, records show; individuals reported businesses for everything from improper sanitization to allowing customers to get with...

ERLANGER, Ky. (KT) – While U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers quite often deal with fake jewelry and other designer goods, they also uncover shipments of fake medical supplies related

Feb 19, 2021 Volunteers distributed nearly 15 pallets of bottled Crazy Water to Mineral Wells residents Thursday afternoon as the city continued to deal with water issues caused by leaks. More distribution was expected Friday and Saturday. Freezing temperatures, little to no water and power outages wreaked havoc across the area this week, and even after temperatures reached the mid to high 30s Friday, many residents were left dealing with lingering issues caused by the winter storms. Weatherfor...

HERMISTON — The Kiwanis Club of Hermiston, along with the Hermiston and Umatilla High School Key Clubs, recently "Stuffed the Bus" for Agape House.

MACHIAS — The National Digital Equity Center will now be able to offer free tablets to eligible Maine residents thanks to support from the Maine Office of Community Development, a program of the Maine Department of Economic & Community...

Initial daily state and federal unemployment benefit claims appear to be stabilizing in the 4,000 to 5,000 range, according to the latest N.C. Division of Employment Security report Friday.

There are enough laughs in “Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar” to make you feel like you’ve had a momentary vacation from pandemics, politics and protests.

Many employees still working at home, according to Billings Chamber of Commerce survey MTN News and last updated 2021-02-17 19:08:54-05 BILLINGS — Of 24 organizations surveyed that took the Billings Chamber of Commerces work from home pledge, most are currently operating on a hybrid model with employees working either at home or at the office, according to a survey published by the chamber at the start of February. A total of 45 Billings organizations took the pledge in the Fall of 2020, w...

Fannin County businesses are free to expand capacity back to 75% and bars may soon be allowed to open now that the countys TSA Covid-19 hospitalization rate has stayed under