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BIG food brands are trying their luck by hiking prices of well-loved products when shoppers are already feeling the pinch.Households have been hit by

Gary Stone has a passion for antique and classic cars and enjoys the challenge of updating vehicles for their owners.

THE petrol bombing of an immigration processing centre in Dover has been declared a "terrorist incident" by police.Officers working on the horror foun

WASHINGTON — Farmers and academics at a hearing this week stressed the need for members of the U.S. House Agriculture Committee to support regenerative agriculture farming practices in the upcoming

IDAHO FALLS — EastIdahoNews.com is looking back at what life was like during the week of Sept. 12 to Sept. 18 in east Idaho history. 1900-1925 RIGBY — Rigby public schools opened for the 1909 school-year “in (the) most excellent shape,” The Rigby Star wrote on Sept. 16, 1909. “It was a pleasing sight … […]

LaTonya Ford chose to sue Jackson National Life on her own after the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission reached a 2019 settlement with the company over its alleged practice of

BEACHGOERS fled amid fears of a huge shark off the Kent coast.A “fin” was spotted moving menacingly through the sea 150ft from shore as children p

Skiles Field has been home to 27 championship football teams since 1928. Friday nights contest was the last ever there.

THOMASTON — Gail Ann Grubbs, 71, of Thomaston, previously of Waldoboro, died peacefully holding the hand of her son at his home, following a valiant battle with ovarian cancer. Born at Knox County General Hospital in Rockland on September 6, 1950,...

On Monday, ranchers and beef supporters gathered in Alamogordo, N.M., to protest the Goss Family Ranch’s mandated reduction of 75% by the USFS.