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Monday was a big night for former President Donald Trump: He won a clear victory in the Iowa Republican caucuses -- the first chance voters had in the 2024 race to register how much (or how little) they supported him over rivals like Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley. Here's a closer look at what happened in Iowa and what's next for Trump. An analysis of entrance polls of the caucusgoers on Monday showed the various Republican groups with whom Trump excels -- as well as the areas in the e...

Banff town council on Wednesday moved to resume allowing restaurant patios on its main street for at least this summer and fall.

Former President Donald Trump is projected to win the Iowa Caucuses Monday night, according to The Associated Press, which calls unofficial results for American elections.

The Housing and Homeless Alliance of Vermont, Vermont Interfaith Action and Chittenden County Homeless Alliance are sponsoring events taking place at the state house. But other groups across Vermont will also be recognizing Homelessness Awareness Day in their communities.

The awards of the French Legion of Honor to Jonas Kaufmann and Elisabeth Engelbrechtsmüller-Strauss underline the importance of their artistic and business…

The Associated Press, Fox News, CNN, CBS News and NBC News all called the caucuses for Trump at around 7:30 p.m. Monday night, just a half-hour after the caucuses were scheduled to start.

Iowa Republican party chair Jeff Kaufmann and at least one of the other presidential campaigns took exception with the early declaration of Trump’s victory.

Iowa Republicans credited stellar field operations with helping propel Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis in Monday’s GOP caucuses and beat expectations.

Eight years after he upended the established order by nearly winning Iowa and launching himself toward the White House, Trump cruised to a landslide victory in the first presidential nominating contest of 2024.

DES MOINES — Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 Iowa Republican caucuses was huge — the biggest anyone has ever seen in such a contest.