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The proposal for federal Natural Resources Conservation Service funding was submitted by the Cache Water District. One option would pipe and pressurize canals — in Logan, North Logan and Hyde Park — serviced by Crockett Avenue Irrigation and Distribution, Inc, which could leave the existing open canals, like those on the Island in Logan, to help mitigate flood risks. × Advertisement “Over the last decade or two, the three cities involved and the canal companies have done a numbe...

Ford lost $1.28 billion in 2020, but sales of the Calumet Region-made Ford Explorer jumped out to its best start in 17 years in January.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite surged to new record highs, even though last week’s high fliers — GameStop and AMC Theatres — plunged 80.4% and 48.5%, respectively. Heres what

HERMISTON — The Hermiston City Council plans to vote on awarding the bid for construction of a new city hall during its Monday, Feb. 8, meeting.

GOODLETTSVILLE, Tenn. – Dollar General announced Monday its store at 505 Master St. in Corbin is now open.

Q: I had my first COVID-19 vaccine shot recently. It was the Moderna vaccine brand. Im trying to schedule my second dose vaccine through Novant Healths MyChart app. MyChart wants to schedule the Pfizer vaccine for the second dose and not the Moderna. I want to make sure that I will get the Moderna vaccine when I go for my scheduled appointment. — D.B. Answer: A Novant spokesperson said, “It does not sound like they had it at Novant Health. While Novant Health does offer both the Pfize...

Thursday’s decision by the NCAA to cancel its winter Division III championships this year resulted in another loss for Fort Wayne, which was set to host the men’s basketball championship

MORGANTOWN — Mon Health System will soon be expanding telehealth services using funds from part of a new $200,000 grant.

Tessa Nadeau ABC FOX Montana MISSOULA, Mont. — The Missoula City Council’s Committee of the Whole met on Wednesday, to talk about a project that would be the largest permanently affordable housing ownership project in Montana’s history.   The project sits west of Scott St., in between Whitepine Park and the Scott St. Village Townhomes.    The City of Missoula is working with Goodworks Ventures, under the business name Ravara Development, t...