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The Lewiston shooter wasn’t stopped by a civilian, but that doesn’t negate the many instances in which Americans use firearms defensively.

I’m usually a lover of sunny days, but right now I say bring on the rain. The moisture is a welcome help to our heroic firefighters in Lake Tahoe and Washoe Valley. Because of the wet weather and the recent fires, some activities have been postponed: most notably the Advocates to End Domestic Violence’s Annual Light After Dark Run.

The European Commission has revised its growth forecasts for the eurozone downwards, indicating a slowdown in economic activity due to higher borrowing costs and a lack of solid growth drivers.

Black children had 2.5 greater odds than White children of dying from sepsis in the hospital, despite the fact that rates of clinical interventions were not significantly different.

People driving down Curry Street behind Capital Ford today stopped to gawk at the delivery of a rare Ford GT supercar. According to General Manager Tim Milligan, the half-million dollar car is one of only about 500 of this model in the U.S. This particular car is destined for a private party buyer in the area.

The Kansas Board of Regents and the University Core Curriculum Committee announced changes to the general education curriculum.

British prime minister Rishi Sunak has said he will pass an emergency law and warned the country could quit the European human rights convention after the UK’s top judges dealt him a major blow by ruling his scheme to send asylum-seekers to Rwanda was unlawful.

With the EU trying to reduce carbon emissions, Poland wants to supplement fossil fuels with nuclear. But the EU is trying to block that.

ALBAWABA - EU Commission spokesperson wrote on X, formerly Twitter, European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen will travel to Egypt and Jordan on Sa

I let out a hearty chuckle the other day as I read a chapter from the book, "Stories from the Sagebrush: Celebrating Northern Nevada at the Millennium," written by Don Cox and published in 1999 by the Nevada Humanities Committee.