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Outlook for the future is looking strong. This is remarkable in itself especially considering the news background. The government may shut down the end of this week in the president is talking about withdrawing from nafta. Investors do not care. A little history if i may. The dow first crossed 1000 in 1972. Hello in the seven hundreds in the early 80s. Today, 26,000. Very glad you are along for the ride. Varney company is about to begin. Another historic day for the market at the opening. First ...

Near 1520 locust street where witnesses described two explosions that blew off a manhole cover into the street and creating small fire according to witnesses. One man standing nearby said he heard a series of explosions. Well hear from him in a second. The fire daement is on the scene and they evacuated five employees near the explosion point. They were taken out as a precaution. It disrupted workout classes at fly wheel gym across the street them. Were evacuated too. Heres how people in the are...

It didn’t take long for architecture student Ryan Lorensen to fully comprehend the significance of his project. After absorbing the raw and sometimes intense feedback he was getting from people,

MOSCOW – It didn’t take long for University of Idaho architecture student Ryan Lorensen to fully comprehend the significance of his project. After absorbing the raw and sometimes intense feedback

Although the four students who were killed at the King Road house in Moscow in November 2022 may be the most recognized members of this group, the memorial will represent all former students who passed away while enrolled in school.

Although the four students who were killed at the King Road house in Moscow in November 2022 may be the most recognized members of this group, the memorial will represent all former students who passed away while enrolled in school.

Why do hospitals sue patients who can’t afford to pay their medical bills? On this episode of “An Arm and a Leg,” host Dan Weissmann investigates such lawsuits and covers new laws and regulations that may change this practice.

Why do hospitals sue patients who can’t afford to pay their medical bills? On this episode of “An Arm and a Leg,” host Dan Weissmann investigates such lawsuits and covers new laws and regulations that may change this practice.

Starting June 15, the Lawrence-Douglas County Fire Medical Department will use the former Tri Delta sorority building to help aid the department with training simulations.

Starting June 15, the Lawrence-Douglas County Fire Medical Department will use the former Tri Delta sorority building to help aid the department with training simulations.