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Former Montana Gov. Marc Racicot was on a Sunday talk show Feb. 4, explaining why he, along with former Republican governors Bill Weld (Massachusetts) and Christine Whitman (New Jersey), concurred,

The CenterPoint Energy Foundation is currently accepting applications for its first 2024 grant cycle through Feb. 16. The foundation awards grants to eligible organizations and programs supporting community vitality and

A former church on the city’s South Side could have a rebirth as an after-school education and recreation center.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Gov. Kevin Stitt caught some lawmakers off guard Monday when he called for consolidating public colleges and universities in his State of the State speech.

The changing calendar presents an opportunity to reflect, adjust and begin again in the direction of your goals. Consider completing this checklist to ensure your financial outlook is as bright

HAVERHILL — If multitasking were an Olympic sport, Karen VanderMass, like many Northern Essex Community College students, would be in medal contention. The Haverhill resident was already busy caring for

The state reported in 2021 nearly 9% of Cowlitz County spoke Spanish and had limited English proficiency.

The Laramie City Council met back to back this week. At Tuesday’s regular meeting, were agenda items about compensation for council members and the new adult diversion program. Wednesday’s work

It’s almost that time of year when many people start receiving their tax refunds. If you get one, what will you do with it?

A tornado safe room and fire station on property adjacent to Jody Richards Elementary School, in the works since 2019, may be moving closer to reality.