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Bexar County Commissioners on Tuesday committed to provide $10 million to expand athletic facilities at Texas A&M University-San Antonio on the South Side.

One area farmer hunted frogs by night to raise extra money for family.

OAKLAND - "Keep it neat with Pete"It is with deep sorrow and much love that we mourn the passing of Peter ...

On the count of 3, 2, 1, public officials and dozens of cyclists cut the ribbon to open a new 2.9-mile segment of Volusia County’s Spring-to-Spring Trail on Jan. 21. Though the mileage seems minuscule, this stretch of paved path means that nearly 24 continuous miles of the planned 27.2-mile trail are finished.

Dennis Haft is leaving Clyde-Green Springs for job with Ohio Department of Education.

Jill Robshaw French, an equestrian and riding instructor who taught for many years at the Columbia Equestrian Center, died in her sleep following hip surgery Dec. 8 while undergoing rehabilitation at the Broadmead Retirement Community.

Jill Robshaw French, an equestrian and riding instructor who taught for many years at the Columbia Equestrian Center, died in her sleep following hip surgery Dec. 8 while undergoing rehabilitation at the Broadmead Retirement Community.

"Legacy List with Matt Paxton" connects homeowners, Rebecca Silberman and Brian Kelly, living in a converted schoolhouse, to a greater legacy of the struggle for educational equity in Virginia.

The hiring crunch in the U.S. has left employers struggling to meet demand and fill orders. Retailers, amid the critical holiday selling season, are reevaluating recruiting methods and looking for ways to stand out from competition to attract workers and encourage the best to stay.

The hiring crunch in the U.S. has left employers struggling to meet demand and fill orders. Retailers, amid the critical holiday selling season, are reevaluating recruiting methods and looking for ways to stand out from competition to attract workers and encourage the best to stay.