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Saturday marks one year since a tornado ripped through Point Place. For some people, the recovery process has not gone smoothly.

The University of Notre Dame School of Law. / Credit: Wikimedia CommonsCNA Staff, Jun 14, 2024 / 12:00 pm (CNA).The University of Notre Dame School of Laws religious liberty initiative announced its support of a federal lawsuit challenging the exclusion of houses of worship from a state historic grant program. The amicus brief, filed in U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey in the case Mendham Methodist Church v. Morris County, argues that "excluding religious organization...

Forecasters say some of the thunderstorms could bring small hail, heavy downpours and wind gusts as high as 60 mph late Friday afternoon into Friday night.

Plus, answers about Susan Twists characters and more questions about Ruby Sundays past.

OLEAN — A day more than four years in the making — through a global pandemic, economic stress and an unexpected need to remove about 3,000 truckloads of contaminated soil

Increases for Twin Cities students are the highest in over a decade.

Plus, answers about Susan Twists characters and more questions about Ruby Sundays past.

(St. Paul, MN) -- The University of Minnesota will raise tuition rates for undergraduate and graduate students next year. The Board of Regents voted yesterday to raise tuition for in-state residents by four-point-five-percent at the Twin Cities and Rochester campuses. Out-of-state residents will pay five-point-five-percent more at the Twin Cities campus next year.

After a historic decision to rezone the property that long-time non-profit HopeTree Family Services sits on, the executive director is highlighting the goals of the plan.

CHAUMONT — The Lyme Performing Arts Council’s Monday Music on the Lake concert series returns to Chaumont on June 24 with a performance by Morris & The Hepcats.