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Victoria's truth-telling inquiry has met near the state's cradle of European settlement and the site of its first recorded massacre of Indigenous peoples.

Victoria’s truth-telling commission has held a ceremonial hearing on Gunditjmara Country as it begins inquiries into historic injustices related to land, skies, and waters. The Yoorrook Justice Commission travelled to the site where colonisation in the state began, hearing evidence of theft and massacres from local Elders and Traditional Owners.

Although the $250,000 Sam F. Davis S. (G3) at Tampa Bay Downs has yet to produce a Kentucky Derby (G1) winner, it’s churned out 26 Kentucky Derby starters in the last two decades, including at least one in 16 out of those 20 years.

Scholarships, education savings accounts, vouchers — whatever you call them — will shape the future of education in our state.

From a supermarket bar to a unique coffee shop.

Plus, a little nostalgia for Sports Illustrated.

SAXTON — The Tussey Mountain School Board on Monday evening handled routine business matters approving items appearing on a Jan. 8 special purpose meeting agenda.

Independent and Democratic-leaning voters in the Granite State are preparing to vote against Donald Trump.

A TikTok-famous masseur will be heading to Suffolk next month to link up with a Brightwell businesswoman.

HAMLET — Richmond Community College accepted over 50 online students from across the state into the first 911 Communications & Operations class that began last…