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Westbound I-64 in Boyd County is blocked at mile marker 185 in this morning after a multiple-vehicle crash. All traffic is being detoured at Exit 191 (Catlettsburg) to U.S. 23

Pennsylvania agricultural groups have some changes they’d like to see in Gov. Tom Wolf’s budget. The Pennsylvania Equine Coalition blasted Wolf’s renewed proposal to yank $200 million of slot machine revenue from a fund that covers horse racing purses, drug testing and other costs. Wolf wants the money to create scholarships for students at the state-owned universities, but the fund is the largest revenue stream for the state’s horse racing industry, dwarfing the $20 million...

Three other water main breaks happened Friday in Columbia but did not cause a boil advisory.

Feb. 12, 1869: The East Tennessee Union Flag, a newspaper in Jonesborough, reported on the recent death of a prominent local citizen. “Col. John R. Branner died at his residence

Close First responders work a massive pile-up Thursday morning along Interstate 35 West in which six people were killed. Glen E. Ellman | Fort Worth Fire Department editors pick topical featured Six killed in 130-vehicle pileup on I-35 By JAMIE STENGLE Associated Press Feb 12, 2021 Feb 12, 2021 First responders work a massive pile-up Thursday morning along Interstate 35 West in which six people were killed. Gle...

McDONOUGH — Georgia Mobility Solutions Inc. is interested in bringing a new way to travel to the city of McDonough.

Fri, 02/12/2021 - 1:15pm Knox County Homeless Coalition is one of seven Northern New England nonprofit organizations selected to receive donations from Bar Harbor Bank & Trust’s employee-driven charitable giving program, Casual for a Cause. The contributions collected in Q4 2020 total nearly $12,000. “These nonprofit organizations provide much-needed services to our communities, and the employees of Bar Harbor Bank & Trust are honored to be able to assist them with their efforts...

Janette Kingery Gibson was a fixture at the historic downtown Roanoke farmers market. She and twin sister Janice Beheler started helping their family sell produce at the market in 1945, when they were just 6 years old. It’s where they learned to make change, using nickels. Gibson kept coming back to the market for decades. When their family members retired from the market, Beheler said, the twins joined a friend there, vendor Debbie Guthrie. Janette Kingery Gibson Courtesy of G...

VMI’s spokesman on Wednesday acknowledged that quarantined cadets were not fully separated from their peers for the entirety of an annual event last weekend. “In retrospect, we needed to ensure that they stayed separate,” Bill Wyatt said in an interview Wednesday. “And judging from some of the photos that I’ve seen — and like I said, I’m still trying to confirm it. Did that in fact happen? I think [separation] happened most of the day. But toward the end, thin...

The Commerce Commission has received a clearance application from Taranaki By-Products Limited for it, or a related company, to increase shareholdings in...