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Red Rocks has shuttered its Indian Land restaurant at Redstone Stone Shopping Center after a five-year run.

Many Greenville residents are feeling cleaner and more hydrated now thanks to city crews who worked through the weekend to locate and fix two water main breaks.

Despite the indictments, Donald Trump says hes beating Joe Biden by "a lot" in polls for the 2024 presidential election.

This weekend marked a glorious return for the Midsummer Beer Happening in Stonehaven after £65,000 was raised for local causes.

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The former president has suggested such an event would be a "ratings bonanza for television," as he blasted the media for "trying to demean the real results."

Joe Biden the Boring Radical Quietly Outshines Donald Trump the Predictable Showman On 4/30/21 at 6:00 AM EDT Joe Bidens central pitch ahead of his presidential election victory was simple: To be the antithesis of Donald Trump. As an experienced, career politician—a known entity having been vice president and a veteran senator before that—Biden was sold as a return to normalcy in the White House; a more familiar presidential tone from a unifying centrist Democrat. Gone are the days of late-...

Mike Pence Memoir Could Define Him for 2024, but Donald Trump Looms Large On 4/9/21 at 10:54 AM EDT However, as with much U.S. politics in recent years, perceptions of the former vice president will also be framed through the lens of his old boss: Donald Trump. "Memoirs are always an opportunity for authors to spin history in a way thats most favorable to them—and Pences will be no exception," Thomas Gift, lecturer in political science and founding director of the Centre on U.S. Politics at U...

The former president has been touted for another run for office, with polling indicating support among many Republicans.

Residents call for weight restriction in village to stop lorry drivers using it as cut-through Almost 300 people signed a petition for a 7.5 tonne weight restriction in a Bucks village to stop lorry drivers using it as a “cut-through”. Residents are calling for the limit to be introduced in Coleshill, near Amersham, saying it will “prevent HGVs using Coleshill village as a cut through when the main roads are congested.” The petition added: “This is intended to make Coleshill vil...