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The Town of Rocky Mount held a press conference on Oct. 12 to make the public aware that it will begin using a new side-loader truck for solid waste collection

Sen. Joe Manchin sets demands as Biden agenda faces deadline Email New York Post October 18, 2021 Recommended Skip recommended stories carousel and go to main content. News * Facebook, *...

For the third year in a row, Site Selection Magazine has designated Ameren Corporation as a Top Utility in Economic Development.

While rents in Austin have typically increased by up to 5% each year, this past year they have risen nearly 20%, according to some numbers.

We at Insider Monkey have gone over 873 13F filings that hedge funds and prominent investors are required to file by the SEC.

Just before the North Carolina Senate passed a bill that would legalize sports betting in the Tar Heel state, Sen. Jim Perry (R-Lenoir), the legislations primary sponsor, said: "Prohibition doesnt work. We know that activity [sports wagering] takes place today, whether we like it or not."

Justice Amy Coney Barrett rejected the Indiana University students' request to block their school's vaccine mandate. What does that mean for future lawsuits against vaccination requirements?

Agritourism laws now allow 300 people at events like weddings or wine tastings. Residents near a local winery are concerned about its impacts.

Latest Articles New York Post ^ | August 4, 2021 | 11:40am | Mark Moore A retired top Immigration and Customs Enforcement official has announced he ​left the federal agency out of frustration over how the Biden administration’s border policies were jeopardizing national security — adding, “we’re pretty much screwed as a country.” Thomas Feeley, the former director for ICE in New York State, ​said the southern border is “wide open,” and the crisis has grown “so bad” t...

Latest Articles Comedian Jackie Mason on the Iran nuclear deal, Donald Trump and the 2016 presidential race. On his MSNBC show this morning, host Jonathan Capehart managed—with help from one of the fleeing Texas Democrat state reps—to smear law Texas state troopers, "rural cops," and Republicans at large, as potentially violent vigilantes. Capehart teed up Jarvis D. Johnson—one of the Texas Democrat state representatives who have fled to DC in an attempt to derail adoption of ...