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Flathead Electric Co-op announced that they are giving Community Education Grant Awards to four projects across the state.After the project's applications were

We have the latest on school and park closures, and other events canceled following the aftermath of the fire at a former Tustin air force base.

On this weeks Streamed & Screened podcast: Director Alexander Payne brings us "The Holdovers" starring Paul Giamatti, Dominic Sessa and DaVine Joy Randolph. "Nyad" features Annette Bening and Jodie Foster.

THE WASHINGTON POST – The Scottish philosopher David Hume said that “men are mightily governed by the imagination”. So too is the humble rat, according to research published last week in the journal Science. Nearly a decade of work culminated in an extraordinary set of experiments in which researchers at Howard Hughes Medical Institute placed […]

A Leesburg man was found guilty of attempted murder on Wednesday nearly four years after he opened fire on a police officer.

A jury found Leesburg resident Donaven Owens guilty Wednesday of attempted first-degree murder of a law enforcement officer for shooting at a police officer in 2019. Owens, 24, is set for sentencing in January and faces a mandatory life sentence. Jurors also found him guilty of attempted first-degree murder and possession of a firearm by a delinquent. Mark Johnson, the Leesburg Police ...

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Orange County, California, officials declared a local state of emergency Thursday night due to the danger posed by the air pollution from the fire at a massive and historic military hangar, which besides asbestos, a carcinogen, was found to contain lead, arsenic, nickel and other heavy metals.

In just the past week alone the 2019 ruling has been referenced in an injunction against decades-old abortion restrictions and used to argue for strict protection of voting rights.

Proposed changes to the Murray Darling plan involving more water buybacks will threaten the future of irrigation communities, councils say.