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A deadly tornado outbreak in Oklahoma claims the lives of at least four people, including an infant, as severe storms continue to threaten more twisters and devastation across the region.

The economic impact of the three-day NFL Draft on Detroit, which broke attendance records as crowds flooded the city late last week, is still being calculated but should between $150

The ‘Decline to Sign’ is an effort to dissuade Missourians from signing the petition that would end the total abortion ban in Missouri’s constitution

Police are asking for the public’s help finding a motorist who fled the U.S. 64 interchange for East Raleigh Boulevard in the eastern part of the city after striking a

The Columbia Police Department and other area first responder agencies held a joint active shooter/intruder training Monday in Columbia.

Communities around the country, including Flagstaff and Coconino County, are grappling with the problem of homeless companion animals and the negative effects it has on the quality of life for

One hundred years ago, young women attending Loretto Academy were lugging schoolbooks up the big hill and climbing dozens of stair flights to attend class, mass and life at the

The city of Marion announced a new assistant to the city manager and clerk who will also be the new public information officer.

BERNARDSVILLE - Bernards High School officials were accused at the Somerset Hills Regional Board of Education meeting Wednesday, April 24, of trying to "whitewash" an alleged harassment, intimidation and bullying

A truck driver found out the hard way this past weekend that GPS guidance systems can sometimes be all wet.