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North Texas has long wanted to expand its athletic center that opened in 2005. A changing financial landscape in college athletics has pushed UNTs timeline back.

Joseph Megara, 49, of Woolwich, claims he was injured when a McDonald's worker spilled hot coffee on him in the drive-thru.

The candidates seeking the Republican nomination in House District 81 have differing views on term limits and judge selection. Charlie Hartz, Betsy Lamb and Mack Morris addressed those issues during a candidate forum held Tuesday afternoon by the Aiken County Republican Club.

CRESTON — At 105 years old, it’s time for the Creston swimming pool to receive a facelift.

Railroad industry news about: The Federal Transit Administration, FTA, $343 million, grants, eight transit systems in eight states, disabilities and mobility needs, Investment and Jobs Act, (IIJA) $343 million in grants, All Stations Accessibility Program. From the editors of Progressive Railroading Magazine

(Alexandria, MN)--Heartland Orthopedic Specialists recently hosted their 11th annual Ortho Night Out on May 24 at the Broadway Ballroom in Alexandria. This event had 80 attendees and featured seminars on

Officers from the Hopkinsville Police Department responded to a collision at the intersection of Fort Campbell Boulevard and Clinic Drive late Tuesday eveni ...

From wellness getaways like Miraval Berkshires in Massachusetts to boutique retreats like Twin Farms in Vermont, here are the 15 best hotel getaways in New England to book right now.

Morris County officials are warning residents of criminals trying to steal money from communities in a jury duty scam.

CNN Editorial Research (CNN) — Physician-assisted suicide is legal in ten US states and the District of Columbia. It is an option given to