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Gov. Mike Parson signed an executive order Thursday as a precautionary measure to prepare for winter weather.

What was once a long, meticulous process for students hoping to secure financial aid has now been revamped and optimized. But a soft, and late, launch has brought some challenges.

Created a worker shortage, slowing floridas recovery. >> [speaking spanish] >> working with fear. >> reporter: rogelio rauda says only eight wrkers he knows came to the disaster zone. out of hundreds, he says typically show up. >> the fear that summit is going to stop you, ask for your papers, and that you could be deported. [speaking spanish] >> reporter: tim conlan, who runs a roofing company in jacksonville says it is happening outside disaster zone, too. >> in the last year, our crew count h...

I’ve been running the roads between Shreveport and Grand Cane. During my time in the car I’ve been listening to the radio, including the commercials. Honestly, I’ve enjoyed some commercials

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A portion of 430 acres purchased by Amazon Data Services Inc. in Covington and Newton County has been earmarked by the county for development as a data center.

Weekly news from Senator Deb Fischer

DIGITAL IDs are the gateway to seamless and secure transactions, easing our daily lives and raising productivity.

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

JACKSON, Miss. - The Mississippi State Department of Health on Thursday confirmed the state’s second pediatric death due to influenza for the 2023-2024 flu season. A pediatric death is defined