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A year after the discovery of what are believed to be 215 unmarked graves at the former Kamloops residential school, ground searches are underway at many of Manitoba's 14 residential school sites.

If you are a Verizon customer in Western New York, you will see something in your bill next month, that you haven't seen in quite a while. A price increase.

If you are a Verizon customer in Western New York, you will see something in your bill next month, that you haven't seen in quite a while. A price increase.

Warning us of course there could be missiles going over the area. this is something we have seen more of in the last 24 hours. i think yesterday i think two or three. >> yes. >> definitely becoming more frequent. this is obviously the first alert. i get it fist on my phone and then we are told obviously this is an alert for people to go into bunkers. so well stay on top of this and monitor the situation of course. but what i was saying was that yesterday the mayor of -- the deputy mayor of lviv ...

A symbol synonymous with the Prairie landscape, which has shouldered thrashing rains and snow and withstood the baking sun for 125 years, is being eased into history.

The Hunter Hanson fraud in 2018 resulted in a shift of regulatory authority of grain from the North Dakota Public Service Commission to the North Dakota Agriculture Department. A bill going through the 2021 Legislature would move more control from the courts to the North Dakota agriculture commissioner.

Jeremy Frost is seeking $8.5 million in a National Grain and Feed Association arbitration against Indigo Ag of Memphis. Indigo Ag has asked a federal judge to deny Jeremey Frost’s request to dismiss their lawsuit against him and his Fearless Grain Marketing company. The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission so far has not sued Frost and Fearless in a state/county court for allegedly buying and selling grain without a license. Amanda Reiss, SDPUC attorney, says the agency hasn’t yet filed ...

In his new book 'Grain Elevators: Beacons of the Prairies,' Saskatchewan photographer Chris Attrell again turns his lens to the landscape of his adopted home.

Six people driving his car into a christmas parade. the da says the rookie prosecutor didnt have access to his pre-trial risk assessment, so brooks was able to walk after posting $1,000 bond. this as hundreds of people hold a vigil to honor 8-year-old jackson sparks who was killed in the tragedy. a wildfire ripped through central montana destroying at least 24 homes. fire officials say the flames tore through the small farming community of denton in a matter of hours. the fire also engulfing fou...

A late-season wildfire pushed by strong winds ripped through a tiny central Montana farming town overnight, burning several homes and grain elevators that had stood for more than a century, authorities said. Officials were assessing the damage in Denton on Thursday morning while crews continued to fight the fire. The fire burned “around 25 structures to include grain elevators and bridges,” the Fergus County Sheriff's Office posted on social media Thursday morning.