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Escalating rhetoric related to voter-fraud conspiracy theories is crossing the line into what some Montana election officials say are threats against their physical safety.

Lawmakers in at least six other states have introduced legislation to prohibit the use of machines during elections, and at least one such bill draft has been requested for Montana’s

From the return of Kaley Cuoco as the reckless Cassie in The Flight Attendant to Frankie Howerd: Titter Ye Not, heres the best on demand TV to watch this week.

So what's the official story? I reached out to Carbon County Elections Administrator Crystal Roascio. She tells us that problems were discovered.

The South Carolina Gamecocks have won back-to-back MCLA Division 1 National Championships after beating Georgia Tech 11-9.

A former top Republican in the Colorado State House is one of two attorneys who held copies of the Elbert County voting system hard drives, according to court docs.

CARBONDALE, Ill. (WSIL) -- The debate over abortion is heating up across the country and in southern Illinois.

The Colorado secretary of state is asking a judge to allow the name of a private attorney who was in possession of an Elbert County election system hard drive copy to be made public. The name of the p...

The secretary of state wants the name a private attorney who was in possession of an election system hard drive copy to be made public.

In this month’s column, I will try to reveal some key requirements that can be found in the National Electric Code when using type NM, Nonmetallic Sheathed cable as a wiring method. The trade name “Romex” was first coined after the introduction of this new type of wiring method back in the early 1900’s. The General Cable Company invented this new wiring method using a flexible cable at its Rome Wire Division in Rome, New York - hence the name “Romex”. It was first listed in the NEC i...