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“Today while you and I are talking, there's a woman walking out of the clinic across the street who just was told she had breast cancer,” Dr. Paola Marignani says. “I want that woman to know she's got another 50 years.”

Council braces for a repeat of last year’s shelter siege as conditions at the park degrade. “We are one heavy rainstorm away from a cholera outbreak as far as I'm concerned.”

The controversy over the Farmers Market landed in the lap of the Wichita Falls City Council Tuesday, even though the flap was not on the agenda.

The Downtown Wichita Falls Farmers Market Association will present a show of force to the Wichita Falls City Council Tuesday.

The Sheridan City Council will be considering three resolutions at their regularly scheduled business meeting Monday night that would authorize Public Works Director Hanns Mercer to apply for ARPA funds through the State Loan and Investment Board. Sheridan Mayor Rich Bridger says they will be applyi

Glenwood Springs will once again have a farmers market downtown Aug. 16. “I think this is important to the town,” said Greg Keller, board member for the Downtown Development Authority. The Downtown Development Authority of...

A new study dispels popular beliefs about how much the big-toothed predator is prowling near our shores.

Bedrock asked for a $60 million tax break on its $1.4 billion project at the former Hudson's site in Detroit.

Gary and Michelle Hanks were told the venue for Courtyard Concerts had twice it's practical capacity. Their budgets were based on those numbers and lost everything.

Infographics of new infections, disease fatalities and COVID-19 patients in hospital from the pandemic’s first wave in 2020 to omicron in 2022.