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When Colorado's Bandimere Speedway closed, race fans were left with a huge void. While they plan their new home, here's what's happening with the old one.

Ngurra, the Indigenous cultural precinct, will finally be built under a revamped plan by the Albanese government at Acton Peninsula

Take your time, NBD.

The future of several St. Joseph School District library books is in limbo after community members called for them to be banned.

PEERS Alliance is pivoting on plans to bring harm reduction resources to rural P.E.I. after receiving pushback from some of the locations where it was looking to set up.

In the spring of 2024, the state of Minnesota has seen 12 different cases of Avian Influenza (H5N1) in both commercial and non-commercial poultry flocks, and half of those are

The question for the Aberdeen City Council is how to vote on the issue of the city’s emergency medical services utility cost, which would help the city decrease its general fund deficit, but at the same time hurt its residents’ wallets as prices of consumer items and other bills continue to increase.

Organizations need to collaborate to bolster their defenses in the face of new and emerging threats

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School officials finally cut the ribbon on the Oskaloosa High Schools new state-of-the-art synthetic turf baseball diamond Monday night, ahead of a double-header with Pella Christian.