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Oct. 9 (Sunday)

The Supreme Court's proposition of a new approach to defining the Clean Water Act’s scope is haunting to some attorneys who have already spent decades

It's not easy to play college baseball in the northeast. The season officially starts in mid-February. Your home field is usually buried by six inches of icy snow. If you are lucky enough to practice outdoors, every batted ball comes with a nice sting, as the wind brings your eyes to tears. Fun stuff. That's why after tearing up America East pitching in 2022, a former University at Albany baseball star got signed by the New York Mets in July. This week he helped the single-A St. Lucie ...

A healthy mixture of new names and returning established faces make up this weeks music picks.

Wade Clark, who spent four years teaching small engine repair at Granbury High School after retiring from the military, brings 24 years of rapid response and close quarters battle experience

After 10 years, countless hours of legal hearings and tens of thousands of taxpayer dollars, the fight over Little Dobbins Island and the house built without permits is coming to an end. It was a fight that involved the state's most influential environmental group into a fight they said was about protecting the state's Critical Area laws.

Henry Rollins performs at 8:15 p.m. Friday ($30 general admission; $155 "meet and greet" package) and Dead Poet Society performs at 8 p.m. Saturday ($15) the Rev Room in Little Rock.

Henry Rollins performs at 8:15 p.m. Friday ($30 general admission; $155 "meet and greet" package) and Dead Poet Society performs at 8 p.m. Saturday ($15) the Rev Room in Little Rock.