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When Yankton native Andy Holst and his wife Jen moved back to Yankton in 2002, they weren’t entirely sure what it was they were going to do.

"This is an incredible honor and Ill always cherish it," Nelson said. "LBJ and I were good friends, fellow outlaws. We both believed, if it aint broke — break it."

Homeowners in St. Paul are responsible for clearing their own sidewalks. But for some people, that's impossible.

The summit’s mission is clear: to create an accountable, measurable approach to addressing homelessness in Austin.

‘When you can’t walk — crawl’ : Pittsburg gears up for a different type of ArtWalk

In the next three years, Austin aims to "unlock" an additional 3,000 homes for unsheltered residents, among other strategies to help more Austinites exit homelessness into stable housing. That benchmark is one of three key objectives unveiled by local leaders last week after a virtual summit of city officials including Mayor Steve Adler, the Downtown Austin Alli­ance, the Austin Chamber of Commerce, Austin Justice Coalition, Homes Not Hand­cuffs, and other service providers, advocates, ...

The summit's chair Lynn Meredith joins Mike Warren to talk about the summit's goals to help the homeless.

Photo by Monique Saenz English Professor Sherman Han was honored for working 40 years at BYU–Hawaii at the annual employee appreciation event, called Ho’omaika’i, which means “to thank” in Hawaiian. It was held on Jan. 28 via Zoom due to COVID-19 restrictions. BYUH honored, celebrated and recognized the years of service provided by employees and presented exemplary employee awards at the event. A part of the Faculty of Arts & Letters, Han said, “I am very grateful to have th...

A WOMAN who admitted to drink driving has been given a fine.