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New research counters the stereotype that cryptocurrency attracts hyperactive speculators.

Arkansas State Sen. Clint Penzo, R-Springdale, filed Monday to challenge U.S. Rep. Steve Womack, a Republican from Rogers, in the March 5 primary.

As part of a push for more housing, Palo Alto on Monday relaxed height, density and parking rules in several sections on the city. One casualty of the change? The citys 50-foot height limit, which has long been seen as sacrosanct.

Here are some questions to ask to ensure your custom software is well-considered, aligns with the Pareto Principle and supports the overarching business strategy. 

Initial cleanup efforts are underway in Tustin to rid from city streets and homes dangerous debris spewed out from the burning blimp hangar.

All Tustin USD campuses will remain closed Tuesday and students will participate in virtual learning, after school officials learned that preparations are underway for the teardown of a massive World War II blimp hangar.

There will be ample public notice for when the hangar will be torn down, but a date hadn't been set yet, one official said.

TCU trustees agreed to boost undergraduate tuition 7.9% for the 2024-2025 academic year and add a $250 per credit hour differential fee to undergraduate classes in the Neeley school of business. The changes were announced Monday in emails to the TCU community. “This increase allows the University to maintain and advance TCU’s standard of excellence, given escalating...

Uk animal welfare campaigners have finally witnessed great results in their attempts to stop LIVE ANIMAL EXPORTS from leaving Uk shores. The year 2009 has seen very little in live exports taking place; after years of campaigners gradually closing down Eastern and Southern English ports by way of some excellent campaigns.  2009 has been the…

The two new owners of Dumbbell Ranch, who split the 15,500 acres in a $16.5 million purchase deal, reside on bordering family ranches.