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HERMISTON — The rolling hills along the Columbia River in Northeastern Oregon boast golden fields and farms, quiet valleys and rippling creeks — and very few people.

WASHINGTON — Federal law enforcement and cybersecurity officials are warning the nation’s state election administrators that they face serious threats ahead of November’s presidential election.

Now that Im retired, I feel free to ask how many have heard these words: I wish to listen to those who want to be heard; I wish to bring

During the recent snowstorm, I helped shovel snow for my neighbor with a hurt knee before hopping on my bicycle to go to work. On my commute the snow from

Maybe the Pinyon Plains mine wont contaminate the Redwall-Muav Aquifer, which feeds water sources for people, plants and wildlife in and around Grand Canyon -- even though in 2016 drilling

Given the article in the Az Daily Sun regarding a lawsuit challenging President Biden’s recent designation of a national monument, it is important to set the record straight. The president’s

WASHINGTON — Cybersecurity experts are warning that hospitals around the country are at risk for attacks like the one that is crippling operations at a premier Midwestern children’s hospital, and

In an admission by the department, City Manager Taiwo Jaiyeoba called Police Chief John Thompson to notify him after an alleged assault occurred at his home over the Christmas holidays.

Eighty people have applied to be Indiana State Universitys next president, and the search committee is currently reviewing candidate resumes, ISU trustees reported Friday.

One of the FBIs most wanted cybercriminals, a Ukrainian national who was recently extradited to the U.S. from Switzerland, pleaded guilty to racketeering crimes this week in Nebraska federal court.