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NEOSHO, Mo. — For more than 140 years, members of the Neosho Police Department have followed the motto “to protect and serve.”

Dennis Watts passed away in Stoneboro, This is the full obituary story where you can express condolences and share memories. Services by Scott A Black Funeral Home.

The Supreme Court ruled Thursday in an ideologically split vote that affirmative action programs when considering prospective students are unconstitutional.

Visitors to Boston on Saturday were treated to a Medieval market and performers as part of International Hanse Day.

WBGO’s Monifa Brown talks with percussionist and bandleader (and fellow WBGO host) Bobby Sanabria about his new album ‘Vox Humana’ featuring his big band with three vocalists.

Janet Delana did everything she could think of to prevent her daughter, who had a host of diagnosed mental health disorders, from buying a gun. It didn't work.

In the waning days of the 2023 Idaho legislative session, colleges and universities received $72.9 million for building projects.

Digging deeper into where the money went — and how Idaho's colleges and universities will spend it on buildings and facilities.

But the money will leave some work unfunded — and leave the colleges and universities scurrying to cover their remaining costs.

BOISE — Lewis-Clark State College is in line to receive less than half of the capital projects funds the governor had recommended for the Lewiston college after the Permanent Building