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OKLAHOMA CITY – Gov. Kevin Stitt said Friday he was concerned the Senate would not confirm six of his appointees to serve on his cabinet and in other oversight posts.

A GRANT from the State Library of South Australia has allowed the very first South-East (SE) Kingston Leader editions to […]

The Republican and Democrat candidates will face Libertarian Richard Prawdzienski for Edmond's seat in the Oklahoma House of Representatives.

SA Arts & Culture news in brief: American glass artist’s Botanic Garden exhibition hailed as a coup for Adelaide, 2023 Guildhouse Fellow and inaugural SA Literary Fellows announced, and the Adelaide Film Festival invites film submissions for 2024.

The state's most prestigious literary awards will now be called the South Australian Literary Awards and won't run with Writers' Week.

Public Safety Commissioner Tim Tipton saw his salary climb to $185,900, a 30% increase, and Health Commissioner Keith Reeds pay rose to $240,000, a 60% hike.

Ten candidates — including seven Republicans, two Democrats and one Libertarian — filed candidacy for the House District 39 special election.

Seven collective agreements between the provincial government and CUPE have been ratified. The agreements incl...

John Scott was born in Sutherland, County Durham, of Scottish descent, but as his father was an actor in a repertory company, if born a few weeks later he would have been born in Devon.

The Port Lincoln Times archives from 1955-1965 and 1992-2002 are now available on the Australian online library database, Trove. The State Library of South Australia is celebrating the first success story of the Community Newspaper Digitisation Project. This project has been made possible through Port Lincoln History Group with co-funding from the Libraries Board of […]