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One person is dead after a Tuesday morning structure fire in north Tyler.Mynetta Gilstrap, 68, died after being transported to a local hospital following a fire at a home on

RUSSELL Baseball fans, particularly those of the Cincinnati Reds variety, may have felt as if they had entered baseball heaven after entering Ison’s Cards and Collectibles Saturday afternoon.

The Helena City Commission has granted a variance that will let a company add 32 feet to the height of a cellular tower along Sanders Street, despite objections from residents.

Mud Dabber’s potter Will Weigle came to work Monday prepared for the eclipse with a pair of special viewing glasses. In the afternoon when the celestial event began, Weigle and

Wabash Communications Co-op has been awarded a $23,197,592 grant through the Connect Illinois Program to expand broadband access in underserved rural areas. This investment will enable Wabash Communications Co-op to

LOVELL, Maine — The Charlotte Hobbs Library Speaker Series to welcome Terry Martin, author of "And Poison Fell from the Sky: A Memoir of Life, Death and Survival in Maine’s

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ALBANY — Two conservative political operatives who orchestrated a robocall campaign to dissuade Black people from voting in the 2020 election have agreed to pay up to $1.25 million under