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While Idaho House Bill 397 is primarily concerned with reporting childhood vaccinations, what it may do is encourage parents not to vaccinate their children.

In late October, the National Association of Realtors was ordered to pay $1.8 billion in damages, in the most high profile of a series of antitrust lawsuits.

Subduction zones, where two tectonic plates collide and form fault lines over 600 miles long, produce the largest earthquakes on the planet.

Fifteen years later, those who lost loved ones in the Flight 3407 tragedy in Clarence will mark the anniversary with a ceremony at the Long Street crash site. But they

Many of us were distressed to see mention in the Daily Sun published on Jan. 21 of attacks on the integrity of our county recorder, Patty Hansen. The allegations by

It is dismaying to see the world trending toward authoritarianism. This probably happens because the people who support such a trend are too young to have ever experienced what life

Re: A recent newspaper article: "Winter deluge highlights mail woes"

Little Elm residents will soon be asked to share their thoughts as the town looks ahead to the future of its parks, recreation and open space.

On a Sunday afternoon in Arlington, four representatives from four different cities took their seats and prepared to answer questions.

Answers regarding the arrest — and recent re-arrest — of a former Killeen councilman are hard to come by despite a Texas Public Information Act request and multiple emails and