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The following is a press release from the U.S. Attorneys Office, District of Montana:

Baton Rouge, La- The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (DOTD) has been made aware of a text messaging scam targeting individuals across the country. Scammers are falsely claiming to

A driver struck a pedestrian Monday evening on Pima Mine Road just east of Interstate 19, Sahuarita Police said.

Revealed in DECA's Affordable Connectivity in Aotearoa report today, 58,000 families in Aotearoa currently are without internet connectivity. This initiative would directly address their critical needs.

Pro-Palestinian protests are continuing on college campuses across Massachusetts as schools tear down make-shift encampments and congressional lawmakers call on these institutions’ leaders to crack down on anti-Israel demonstrations.

The Affordable Connectivity Program was launched in 2021 to provide a discount on internet service for qualifying low-income households.

TRAVERSE CITY — The Traverse City Police Department will have a window of time for community members to call in as part of renewing their accreditation with the state.

The acquisition includes WDNL-FM, WRHK-FM and WDAN-AM in Danville, as well as Decaturs WSOY-FM, WDZQ-FM, WSOY-AM, WDZ-AM and WCZQ-FM.

Long-time sports anchor Rick Semmler, who had worked at WTHI since 2009, and at local competitor WTWO before that starting in 2003, was part of layoffs that took place at

Remodeling the second floor of Joplin City Hall to provide more office space for staff is proceeding on schedule.