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OKLAHOMA CITY — More than 55,000 Oklahomans are expected to benefit after a state board on Thursday approved its first round of grants to improve access to high-speed internet.

CHEYENNE – The Department of Workforce Services has launched its new online job board, HireWYO.com. The upgraded site will improve user experience and site performance with new features for job

SOUTHERN INDIANA — A local legislator aims to increase transparency related to fire and EMS agreements with local government entities.

In 2022, Delawares Department of Justice, there were 16 instances where hate crimes were reported.

Enid Police Department is seeking information about two people who broke into the Railroad Museum of Oklahoma and stole model train and other items from the main building, causing minor

Homelessness across the country affects just about every community in the U.S., according to the National Alliance to End Homelessness, and Texas is no exception — including cities like Killeen.

New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer signed legislation on Thursday, January 25, 2024, that is aimed at protecting neighborhoods from large industrial structures or warehouses.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. – During a Thursday press conference at the West Virginia Law Library in Charleston, Supreme Court of Appeals Chief Justice Tim Armstead announced that the state’s magistrate court

Community comes together to help library overcome setback

THOMASVILLE- As Thomas University senior, Kristen Manza, walked around her community in Thomasville, she often noticed countless number of stray cats roaming around apartment complexes, houses, businesses, and dumpsters.