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The city of Bakersfield has launched a customer service platform called Archie, which includes an accessible web chat assistant on the city’s website and a text message feature.

Investigators found widespread failures in New Jersey’s addiction recovery system they say enabled corruption to flourish.

The Oregon Medical Board (OMB) can do more to ensure it disciplines health care professionals fairly and consistently, according to a new audit released today by the Oregon Audits Division.

When you lose power, a generator is great, but some people are turning to their electric vehicles to turn their lights back on.

The Pennsylvania court system is the latest agency to be hit by a cyberattack. At this point we dont know whos behind it.

TRAVERSE CITY — The new Free Application for Federal Student Aid debuted at the end of December.

Enid area lawmakers reacted favorably to Gov. Kevin Stitts State of the State address Monday, Feb. 5, 2024, opening the second regular session of the 59th Legislature.

The lead detective investigating the hit-and-run death of a Baylor student in 2016 said during trial Monday he determined Tammy Blankenship hit David Grotberg during his first interview with her.

The 5th annual Black Business Week, sponsored by the Innovation Black Chamber of Commerce, is underway.

Please join the Owatonna Public Library on Thursday, Feb. 8, at 6:30 p.m. in the Gainey Room for a special program called “Cultural Differences Between Africans and Americans.”