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HOPKINSVILLE – A special judge assigned to oversee an open records lawsuit between WPSD-TV and Murray State University ruled in favor of the Paducah television station Friday in a summary

Governor Andy Beshear made a visit to Madison County on Monday for the ground breaking ceremony of the new EV charging station at the Amberly Way Circle K off of

JACKSON — Some lawyers say they are carrying the brunt of marketing a new law that took effect Jan. 1. The Corporate Transparency Act orders small businesses across the country

Information about dozens of entertainment venues in the greater Kelowna area is now online in a single resource.

The United States labor market has started the new year with a bang. The U.S. economy added over 350,000 jobs last month, far exceeding expectations. That means plenty of work

The United States labor market has started the new year with a bang. The U.S. economy added over 350,000 jobs last month, far exceeding expectations. That means plenty of work

North Dakotans appear split on whether climate change is a serious threat and whether it’s caused by humans or naturally occurring patterns, a new statewide poll from the North Dakota

Lion ElRoy Schlueter and his wife, Lion Betty, of the Cedar Mills Club were among those recognized with the "Heart of a Lion" award presented by District Gov. Sue Kulbeik

Community calendar events for listings in Napa, St. Helena, Calistoga, Yountville, American Canyon and greater Napa County.

The University of Arizona Eller College of Management has been named among the 2024 Best Online Programs by U.S. News & World Report.