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She began writing. Should began during math. Two plus two is four. Marijuana refugees. Over 100 families have uprooted their lives and moved to colorado to obtain special strains of cannabis to help their children suffering from relentless seizures. We will speak with one mother and her nineyearold daughter who moved from virginia to colorado. We will also speak with pulitzer prizewinning reporter Dave Philipps of the Colorado Springs gazette and a leading medical marijuana dr. There. All of tha...

Forever local government, for orgd labor, for the Municipal Bond market. But Governor Snyder says in the end there was no other viable option. Many people may say this is the lowest point this detroits history. But if we werent to do this, the way i view it detroit would continue going downhill oig. And so isnt is it time to say lets stop. Governor rick scott had appointed kevin orr a financial manager who youll hear from in a moment to detroit with the fiscal mess and orr had tried for weeks to...

ONTARIO -- Officers Rod Roose and Dylan Bailey were recognized by City Council and local organizations on Wednesday.

ATLANTA — Georgia-Pacific, in partnership with the Georgia Council on Economic Education, recently completed its third Economic Education Summer Institute for close to 30 high school teachers across the country

The Gregory H. and Lisa S. Boyce Endowed Department Leadership Chair in Mining and Geological Engineering ensures a strong program for years to come. Due to a dollar-for-dollar match from the Lundin family, it will also benefit the new School of Mining and Mineral Resources.

A petition to save a popular Croydon Wetherspoons has been signed by almost 1,000 people in less than a week.

A petition to save a popular Croydon Wetherspoons has been signed by almost 1,000 people in less than a week.

It sounds like a twisted mix of “Invasion of the Body Snatchers” and a Grateful Dead show. But John Lill promises that it’s all too real.

A fungus with the same chemical as psychedelic mushrooms eats away cicadas abdomens and alters their behavior in strange ways.

View Comments It sounds like a twisted mix of “Invasion of the Body Snatchers” and a Grateful Dead show. But John Lill promises that it’s all too real. This month, as billions of Brood X cicadas emerge from the dirt in Indiana and more than a dozen other states for the first time in 17 years, some of the bugs will suffer a horrific, science-fiction-like fate. There’s no delicate way to do this, so here’s the gist all at once. A fungus laced with the same chemical as psychedelic mushro...