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1 of 3 From left, 5-year-old cows Stoli, adult twins, Grape and Plum and the 3-year-old bull, Ironman, are embracing their snowy surroundings and cold temperatures on Sunday. Cows prefer the cold climate over summer as they experience less weather-related stress. However, our Special Sections editor, Courtney Love, is not a fan of the colder climate. Love finds that heavy snowfall has a value, as it often acts like a layer of insulation on the cows thick hide and serves ...

One of the big questions surrounding retail marijuana in Grand Junction, if voters in April approve to allow the businesses, is over where those stores will be allowed to locate.

Today is a landmark day in Wise County. This morning, more than 100 students will get something they’ve never had before — internet access.

Those people who received a 1099-G tax form from the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment but didn’t actually receive unemployment benefits last year have two choices:

The other issues which need to be looked upon while formulating the policy are about the problem of counterfeit products, packaging and rules of origin, the official of the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) said.

AUBURN — Auburn Main Street is selling event T-shirts for its second We Love Auburn Month Pub Crawl, which will take place Saturday, Feb. 27, from 4-10 p.m.

NATCHITOCHES, La. -- A Natchitoches restaurant employee was arrested this week after being accused of taking over $12,000 from a customer’s bank account.

DECATUR — Susie had a little trouble giving birth to her baby, Vivian. On the same night, Sassy gave birth to triplets: Esme, Benedict and Louise. Three lambs is a lot, though not entirely unusual. The sheep are part of the Living Science Farm on the grounds of American Dreamers STEM Academy, and are cared for by students in Decatur Public Schools Dwayne Andreas Ag Academy. Trinity Delgado, left, a sophomore at MacArthur High School, and agriculture instructor Kasey Reinholtz weigh Benny a...

HERMISTON — After Hermistons Funland playground burned down in May 2019, the Hermiston Rotary Club wanted to be an "integral" part of the plans to rebuild.

Suttler Post Farm Clydesdales, also called “Home of the Southern Maryland Clydesdales,” has recognized that the breed’s sheer size, coupled with their sweet personalities, are what draws people to them.