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H-E-B is temporarily reducing its store hours of operation due to incoming winter weather in the area.

Chocolate bombs took the baking world by storm in 2020. And the trend doesn’t seem to be going anywhere anytime soon.

Dear Dr. Fox: Why havent puppy mills been closed down after all these years of documented abuses? My neighbor has taken in two poor dogs whod been kept in small

“Not only does it protect our citizens, it protects our officers, too,” Sheriff Mike Miller said of body-worn cameras.

January 17, 1706, is the birthday of Benjamin Franklin. It’s hard to overstate the intelligence and abilities of this man. Looking at his life is truly awe-inspiring. A leader in

With racial justice at the forefront of national conversations last summer, so too was support of Black-owned businesses. Here in Grand Junction, those stores pop up as online yoga businesses, used tire stores and fashion authenticators. Teri Ciocco took a winding road to entrepreneurship. She has been a geologist, teacher’s aide and a science teacher. Now she can add small business owner to that catalogue. About a year ago, Ciocco started Yogis Pay Yogi, an online marketplace where yoga i...

Amman, Feb.14 (Petra) - The Jordan Chamber of Commerce (JCC) called on the trade and service sector countrywide to take the necessary preparations and precautions to deal with the weather conditions forecast to affect the Kingdom during the coming days, to preserve their safety and property.

Three of four local counties rated yellow

SALINAS -- Church Brothers Farms recently announced it has expanded its product offerings to the foodservice market with a new premium pack of Little Gem lettuce under the SweetHearts brand.

As UW-Parkside students, faculty and staff begin another semester, they do so with an eye on the future and furthering a campus-wide commitment to supporting the evolution of innovation in our region and beyond. Innovation is all around us. Yet innovation is nothing new. Brandon Hau talks about Parkside’s win. In 1873, Racine newspaper stories reported local physician and reverend Dr. James Carhart driving around town in a steam-powered vehicle. At a 1908 Paris automobile exposition, Dr. C...