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TOPEKA — The Kansas Office of Judicial Administration worked with a vendor to contact individuals whose personal information was accessed during an October 12 cybersecurity incident to provide them more

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{KXLG – South Dakota} The Department of Labor and Regulation Watertown Job Service is set to host its next “Walk-in Watertown” recruiting and hiring event on Wednesday, May 15, from

Five people were injured in a silo collapse at the Oak Grove Power Plant in Robertson County on Monday afternoon. The cause of the collapse has yet to be determined.

Voters in Zavalla elected a new mayor, while voters in Central ISD rejected a $28.4 million bond proposal in Saturday’s municipal elections.

Autism Awareness Month serves as a great reminder of the importance of understanding what life can be like for individuals on the autism spectrum.

It took nearly three years, but a Knoxville man who was charged with stalking after he called 911 and claimed a woman, who refused to talk to him, was having

“I want my phone, but I also don’t really need it at the same time,” one student said. “I got to get work done, I want to graduate.”

VALDOSTA — Officials symbolically broke ground Thursday on a massive expansion of broadband internet in Lowndes County.

Israel cannot accept a situation in which the terror group regains control of the Gaza Strip, said Israels prime minister.