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In the second round of grant awards through the Kīlauea Recovery Program, 15 out of the 38 applicants were informed last week that their projects were recommended for funding, but that the grant award would be less than the original request.

FORT WASHAKIE—Wyoming can support tribal schools on the Wind River Indian Reservation with funds for additional language teachers and counselors,

Attract Connect Stay Glen Innes joins Foundation for Rural Regional Renewal

VIP Realty Group announced its top producers for the month of September. Deb Smith had the top sales. She has a background in accounting and holds the Second H

The grieving mother of a young man found dead after going missing for several weeks has praised the police who supported her during this difficult…

A body has been found in the search for Bradley Porter who has been missing from Swindon for six weeks.

A new report shows how well Wiltshire Police keeps children safe around the county – and raises concerns about domestic abuse investigations.

Local bands are coming together to showcase their hometown talent — along with the important issue of mental health. “I think at least one person in each band have experiences with someone who strugg...

Five years after the lava from the 2018 Kīlauea eruption destroyed 32.3 miles of roads, most have not been repaired. But there is hope, with federal funds ready for restoring public roads and grant money going to nonprofits to help restore private roads.

Recovery efforts have been frustratingly slow on all fronts during the nearly five years since the catastrophic Kīlauea eruption ended in September 2018, leaving a big wake of destruction. But work and property buyouts continue five years later.