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How will the IOC carry out human rights with due diligence as set out under United Nations standards? Without such scrutiny, Olympic leaders will be hard-pressed to ensure that forced

Were offering our best deal ever with this Editors Special. Support local news coverage by subscribing to the Napa Valley Register. "California is now unable to perform even basic functions of civilization, like having reliable electricity," Republican Sen. Ted Cruz gleefully tweeted after two nights of blackouts left hundreds of thousands of Californians without electricity last August. Cruz and others said the power outages were proof of Californias foolish strategy of relying heavily on sol...

Parker County and all of the Parker County cities have continued to work together to open warming centers, for Parker County residents, in response to statewide power outages due to

U.S. farmers won’t see another year as profitable as 2020 for at least a decade, the U.S. Department of Agriculture projected Tuesday.

PHOTOS: Local hair stylist moves business onto Athens porches At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, hair stylist Amelia Herb brought her business outdoors. Since then, Herb has been styling clients hair on front porches all around Athens. 1 of 8 Hair stylist Amelia Herb poses for a portrait at her work station on a porch in Athens, Georgia on Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2020. Since the beginning of the pandemic, Herb has brought hairstyling appointments to Ath...

In the past, the selling season in Green Valley began in February. January lookers became February buyers.

I watch the Super Bowl pretty much every year, generally enjoying the spectacle. But I’ve never quite understood the fascination of some viewers with the over-hyped commercials. The commercials are

HELENA - Law enforcement is warning of a rise in business e-mail compromise (BEC) schemes after a local was recently targeted, resulting in a loss of tens of thousands of

New Braunfels Utilities late Wednesday issued a boil water order for its entire service area until further notice because of this week’s series of unprecedented winter weather events.

Island Institute announces Rob Snyder stepping down as president, national search for replacement commencing Thu, 02/18/2021 - 2:30pm Rob Snyder. (File photo) ROCKLAND — After 18 years of dedication to furthering the organization’s mission and values, with eight of those as president, Island Institute President Rob Snyder has announced he will be stepping down from his leadership role at the end of April. During his tenure, Snyder has been a driving force behind the growth and su...