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NAMPA (Idaho Statesman) — On March 11, 2022 — just two weeks after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine began — Kimberly resident Rob Sturgill traveled to Ukraine to help transport about 60 people to safety in neighboring Poland. With the conflict now a year old, Sturgill is back in Ukraine for the fourth time, having traveled […]

Veterinarians across several UC Davis departments helped pinpoint and resolve a 20-year-old Arabian gelding’s chronic issue.

For several decades, the 46-foot Kincheloe-Nickerson known as Sharky's Revenge has been a prominent feature in fisheries from North Carolina to the Caribbean to Mexico.

MUD LAKE — The Christmas season in Mud Lake starts this week! Starting Wednesday, Dec. 1 and running through Saturday, Dec. 4, the Mud Lake Museum is hosting its annual Christmas Tree Lane. This festival features nearly four dozen trees, as well as food, live entertainment and a Christmas Tree auction. The event is bigger […]

Thirty-four of 35 candidates for Cincinnati City Council responded to a WVXU survey asking their policy opinions on several key issues. Learn more about each candidate here.

The 2021 Humphreys Concerts lineup includes America, Camilo, Boz Scaggs, Chelsea Handler, The Temptations and Bleachers

Popular coastal towns are hoping for large crowds as restrictions lift.

   Owner Rob Grimes says he liked to foster a space where people would be open to be themselves—regardless of their gender identity or religion. “Very often people would come in there and express all sorts of opinions but not fear judgment and not fear harassment,” he says. Rob knew most of his customers well. Many of them turned into volunteers,   like one veteran who worked there for his first job as a civilian. A local priest started a group that met monthly at the shop called Comic...