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The health districts are hosting three weekly clinics: Tuesdays and Thursday are reserved for health care workers, police, firefighters and teachers, with a few older residents sprinkled into open appointments,

The Biden administration will begin providing COVID-19 vaccines to U.S. pharmacies, part of its plan to ramp up vaccinations as new and potentially more serious virus strains are starting to appear. Novant Health Inc. officials cautioned Tuesday it may take several weeks before the system is able to operate its mass-vaccination sites at full capacity, including at Hanes Mall.  But when that happens, Novant expects to provide curbside vaccinations along with those inside the former Sears depa...

ATLANTA — Gray Television Inc. has entered into an agreement to acquire nine TV stations from Quincy Media Inc. for $925 million in cash.

MISSOURI- Missouri has not seen a rise in fuel tax since 1996, but that could change soon. The Missouri Senate’s Transportation, Infrastructure and Public Safety Committee discussed Senate Bill 262 Tuesday morning that could raise the state’s fuel tax by 10 cents over the next five years. That means a two cent increase each year until it becomes 27 cents by 2026. The tax revenue will go toward maintaining the state’s roads and bridges. A 2020 study ranked Missouri as having...

"Do we as a state want to drive people to the legal market or the illicit market?" Rep. Matt Regier, R-Kalispell, said.

HIBBING — Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz sent a letter Monday to the chief executives of U.S. Steel and Cleveland-Cliffs asking for a conversation about solutions to declining ore reserves at

Scroll down to read the emails between district staff and the bus service provider. DECATUR — Decatur Public School administrators were being warned as early as October that its bus service might have difficulty retaining enough drivers to facilitate a return to in-person instruction in January without some financial assistance, according to correspondence obtained by the Herald & Review. It wasn’t until Jan. 12, a week before those classes were supposed to begin, that the school boar...

Gov. Tom Wolf will propose raising the state income tax rate by almost 50% in his new budget, but also wants to give far more people access to a credit

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BUTLER — The City of Butler will switch providers of a work-based software system that can be used by multiple departments.