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Vernon Jordan, who rose from humble beginnings to become a champion of civil rights before reinventing himself as a Washington insider, has died at 85.

Luzerne County Councilman Stephen J. Urban’s supposed term as the chairman of the county Election Board will likely be a short one, as his fellow council members vote today on

When Kerry Shelby left the corporate accounting world to come to Key West, even he admits that “it was something that made no sense.”

The resolution, filed Monday, states that Miller “violated his oath to the Constitution of the United States of America and the Constitution of the State of Illinois by actively and

GARRETT — DeKalb County is poised to receive its fifth official state historic marker approved by the Indiana Historical Bureau — honoring film star John Bowersox, who went by the stage name of John Bowers. DeKalb County Historian John Bry has made it his mission to obtain more historic markers for the county during his tenure by applying to the state agency that reviews and approves topics of significance from Indiana history. The historic marker honoring the life and work of Bowerso...

The house bill will prohibit hair discrimination in state-funded schools.

GREENSBURG – The Arts and Cultural Council of Decatur County, in cooperation with the Decatur County Visitors Commission (Tourism) and Main Street Greensburg organization, is currently looking for artists to

DES MOINES — Legislation to ease some gun restrictions and make Iowa the 19th state to adopt a permit-less constitutional carry approach drew cheers Monday from advocates as striking a

The city of McAlester’s charter outlines the duties and construction of the commission that decides ward boundaries.