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The Robbie Lawlor gangland trial could be delayed until 2025, it has been reported, after the Public Prosecution Service added a third defendant to the case.

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All permits are in place for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to dredge channels in Lower Newport Bay and bury any contaminated sediment in a massive underwater pit at the heart of Newport Harbor.

A CEO’s guide to doing business amid anti-Chinese sentiment | Business

Every December at The 74, we take a moment to recap and spotlight our most read, shared and debated education articles of the year. Looking back now at our time capsules from December 2020 and December 2021, one can chart the rolling impact of the pandemic on America’s students, families and school communities. Two years […]

Central Nebraska’s special needs community gets it own day at the Buffalo County Fair.

Democratic Fairfield Township voters fired first-term Trustee Taletha Coles, making her a lame duck until January.

This is one article in a series produced in partnership with the Aspen Institute’s Weave: The Social Fabric Project, spotlighting educators, mentors and local leaders who see community as the key to student success, especially during the turbulence of the pandemic. See all our profiles. Residents of tiny Taylor, Nebraska, call Megan Helberg a returner […]

Farm to Table presented money raised at the 2021 event to the FFA, 4-H, and The Heritage Arts, Science, and Tourism Center (the group that administers the Historic McConnell House

Despite some vocal opposition, Oregonians expressed widespread support for K-12 school-mask mandates, according to a survey by the Oregon Values and Beliefs Center.