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COLUMBUS, Miss. (AP) — A longtime educator who won a special election to the Mississippi House in 2020 died Friday. Republican Rep.

For any of you concerned about the future availability of Kellogg’s Frosted Chocolate Fudge Pop-Tarts, you might be pleased to know that an Illinois federal District Court judge has dismissed

Genetics testing has confirmed that an 11.07 pound black bass caught Feb. 22 at Lake O.H. Ivie by Brady Stanford of Midland is an F1-hybrid of a smallmouth bass crossed

As we do each year, we asked our readers to cast votes for what Des Moines has to offer in a variety of business-related categories. These businesses make up a

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on April 12 sued one of the big three players in the credit reporting business, TransUnion, as well as John Danaher, a former TransUnion senior

Beijing’s rapid acquisition of counter-space capabilities is most worrisome, says a new 80-page Defense Intelligence Agency report.

It’s time for a new baseball season, where hope for a better year for the Rockies will enjoy at least a brief revival. So, I thought I should remind you

While the NGA chief said it's "surprising to see that information advantage on the battlefield is so far countering superior equipment and mass" in Ukraine, experts warn a future information fight with China won't likely go as smoothly.

(Updated at 4 p.m.) Oakridge Elementary students are no longer allowed to take their school-issued iPads home due to reports of "inappropriate use." The policy

Every year about this time, I scroll through the Colorado General Assembly inbox in pursuit of bills that are not likely to make headlines but are nonetheless interesting (or at