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OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma Human Services is getting closer to addressing its 13-year Developmental Disabilities Services (DDS) waitlist as it works to connect a fifth group of 899 people to

WASHINGTON — How Minnesotas members of Congress voted during the week ending April 18.

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A Scranton woman mistakenly texted a city police officer on Wednesday, offering to sell him $1,000 worth of crack cocaine, according to a criminal complaint.

The members of the Maryland Delaware DC Press Association are deeply concerned about the potential consequences of HB 1258 on local journalism. This bill, which is on the governor’s desk

Emerson Linden Lopez Stern was fired from Ace Biscuit & Barbecue after accusations "he does not do any work, and he eats the eggs."

MARCY — A meeting of the SUNY Polytechnic Institute College Council will take place at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, April 17, in the Student Center Multi-Purpose Room 2. The meeting

Chapel Hill ISD on Friday announced a significant leadership transition within its administrative team. Effective July 1, Matthew Strode, Principal of Chapel Hill High School, will assume the role of assistant superintendent.

With a growth in calls to the hotline, the Department of Mental Health plans to use the website to support susceptible communities.

About 10 adults with several pets temporarily left their residences overnight Thursday to Friday when Big Run crested its banks and flooded Kerr’s Mobile Home Park in Shenango Township.