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For the 2023 tax season, Michigan has a new tax law for retirement income. It’s being “phased in” over four years. Let’s try to break it down.

The Kentucky League of Cities presented the City of Pikeville with a 2023 Liability Grant.

The small-town suicide rate in Nebraska is higher than the national average. One family that has dealt with mental health struggles is working to help others just like them.

Re: A recent newspaper article: "Winter deluge highlights mail woes"

NEW YORK CITY — A Brooklyn woman who pleaded guilty to fraud in connection with various pandemic-era relief schemes was sentenced Thursday to three years of probation and $650,000 in

MANKATO — With the population increasingly skewing older, hundreds of communities are intentionally working to become more attractive places for elderly people to live, work and play.

Emeritus Society announces spring courses

Plymouth State University and Littleton School District SAU 84 recently hosted an open house for prospective graduate residency program applicants.

The Effingham Public Library has been hitting the ground running with its annual fundraiser as it works to raise the $150,000 needed for the expansion of its Childrens Room.

IDAHO DEMOCRATIC PARTY: Investments in public education benefit all Idahoans.