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Age verification for adult content, school-bus stop-arm violations and guardian ad litems are the topics of three bills passed from their third readings in the Indiana Senate to the House

San Mateo County employees can rest assured they won’t immediately lose their jobs as artificial intelligence advancements continue after supervisors unanimously adopted a resolution affirming the county’s commitment to balancing

Most cases are diagnosed too late for a cure but a new approach may triple the number of people who get screened.

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If you are reading this, I must have died. It doesn’t matter how, what, when, where or why because we all have to go sometime.

Last weeks back-to-back lake-effect storms offered the first true test of whether local governments – and local residents – learned anything from the calamities of the 2022 Christmas week blizzard.

FORT MADISON – Between her classes and her side business, Sarah Clendineng is doing her part to keep sewing alive in Fort Madison.

Members and guests of the Pierre-Fort Pierre Kiwanis Club toasted 102 years of community service on January 19th.

The Office of Administration under Gov. Josh Shapiro accidentally deleted thousands of records including State Police evidence logs. Some records haven’t been recovered.