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Mar. 8—A bill passed Tuesday by the state House of Representatives requires anyone who writes statements for or against local ballot measures to live in the jurisdiction affected by the

The language of the resolution itself provides no reason for the audit, which would cost the city up to $30,000, and no defined goals or metrics. All we can go

“The Master Farmer is Illinois agriculture’s lifetime achievement award,” Prairie Farmer editor Holly Spangler said.

I think its safe to say that a majority of American families struggle because their income isn't what it needs to be. A new study shows just how much you need to make in Texas to be considered middle class.

Get ready for fluctuating frosty prices in Longview and Tyler, Texas, y'all.

Heads up to people living in the Tyler and Longview, Texas areas, sources say that a certain kind of jumping worm is making its way to Texas.

Twenty-six women in leadership roles in Corpus Christi share their responsibilities and advice for young women hoping to take on a similar role one day.

Having raised three daughters, I’ve gained, in the words of Liam Neeson, “a very particular set of skills.” Unfortunately, none of these skills would be useful in the event of

Spring is coming and so are the weekend events. Here's what's going on this weekend across East Texas.

Voters in November approved a proposal allowing Gregg County to borrow up to $19 million to build the facility in a lot the county already owns across the street fro