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The work of lawmaking is ongoing for Kentucky legislators, with several bills introduced thus far into the Kentucky General Assembly’s legislative session, which began in January.

Pushback from some landowners and environmental groups for more than a year has frustrated officials hoping to bring carbon capture projects to North Dakota. Now the state will seek to

Arizona Daily Sun calendar event submissions run in print and online and are free of charge. To submit events, visit https://azdailysun.com/addevent, and for a full list of events, visit azdailysun.com/calendar.

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Brandi Moreland recalls reading a story about a young teenager in Kenya who invented a specially designed light that helped keep lions away from the animals he was guarding. The

Many of the opponents of Gov. Kim Reynolds’ proposal to modify the states’ Area Education Agencies asked Wednesday in subcommittee meetings for more time to study the problems raised by

Wilkes County was awarded $21,735 to supplement emergency food and shelter programs in the county under the federal Emergency Food and Shelter National Board Program.

SPRINGFIELD – The new Illinois Local Food Infrastructure grant program application process recently ended, but not before many Illinoisans put in their bids for a taste.

The MATCH program will host several upcoming free tax preparation events. They will be held Wednesday, from 9 a.m. to noon at N.C. Works, 316 Baldwin Ave. in Marion; and

A consultant’s report on Iowa’s Area Education Agencies suggests Iowans are paying considerably more than other states for special education but are getting less in terms of student achievement.