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Dear fellow Douglas County residents. Back in November, I wrote an op-ed about how some things are not adding up regarding the proposal to ban vacation home rentals (VHRs) north of Cave Rock. Now, the truth has finally come out.

A Whitefish nonprofit organization that advocates for affordable housing has joined a lawsuit over four new housing laws being challenged in district court.

The top accounting firm says there's a need for ‘rigor’ after the Supreme Court slammed affirmative action last year.

Officials with the LGBTQ+ advocacy groups the Human Rights Campaign, in Washington, D.C., and PROMO, in Missouri, accused the board of not understanding transgender students, and called the policy a

HUNTINGTON — The local library and park district responded officially Wednesday to the Cabell County Board of Education’s appeal of a judge’s decision in favor of the entities maintaining excess

Board members voted 5-2 to establish rules that require any person inside a district school building to use restrooms and locker rooms "based on an individuals reproductive biology at birth."

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Board members voted 5-2 to establish rules that require any person inside a district school building to use restrooms and locker rooms "based on an individuals reproductive biology at birth."

SCRANTON – The Borough of Olyphant and its Zoning Officer are seeking to dismiss litigation from a local family who alleged their rights to free speech and expression were being infringed upon by the defendants, who had taken exception to a sign posted outside their home which read “F— THE GOVERNMENT.”

HUNTINGTON — The Cabell County Board of Education filed an appeal of the decision made by Circuit Court Judge Gregory Howard in favor of local libraries and parks maintaining excess