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Reopening step by step and the Top Health Official says it could be weeks until we enter the next phase. Good evening, im ken wayne and i pale more San Francisco Health Director doctor colfax as the countys reopening plans aligned with the states plan to reopen the economy right now San Francisco is in phase 2 a this allows lowrisk workplaces to reopen. Retail businesses to reopen with Curbside Pickup. Doctor colfax as San Francisco is still about 2 to 3 weeks until it is ready to enter phase to...

Manual program talk about what is happening on the mexican u. S. Border, weve been talking about for months, six month ago we told everybody it was an emergency situation, very few people believed us. Lets talk some more he is life with rachel. Mexican officials are here in d. C. Preparing for summit on wednesday with the administration to discuss the threat of new tariffs as well as a migrant crisis and this week in mexico as president was optimistic that those talks would lead to good results....

Memorial Day Wreath Laying Monday at OMA Killed in Action Memorial, RSU

Faculty and staff traveled thousands of miles for a few minutes of darkness Monday (April 8). They scattered to locations as distant as Mazatlán, Mexico, and Montreal, Canada, to watch the total solar eclipse from the path of totality, the places where the sun’s light was completely obscured by the moon for a few minutes.

Here's a minute-by-minute account of police dispatch calls from the time Romen Phelps crashed his van at Dreyfoos until he died 26 minutes later.

For any trick-or-treaters who are creeped out by spiders, Chad Heins’ Mankato home will be a safe zone Tuesday night.

For any trick-or-treaters who are creeped out by spiders, Chad Heins’ Mankato home will be a safe zone Tuesday night.

A 17-year veteran Central Intelligence Agency operations officer and 2009 Distinguished Oklahoma Military Academy alumnus, Dr. William Daugherty, was in town last week to visit the newly designed OMA Museum,

The people behind an effort in Des Moines to stop youth violence say they're seeing positive results.

“Heroes of the Hill” and key individual contributors to the success of Rogers State University Foundation’s mission over the last 50 years was on the agenda for Saturday’s “Changing Lives”