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The Western New York Land Conservancy held a ribbon cutting Tuesday afternoon at Mossy Point in Wales to highlight the importance of protecting native plants and animals in our region.

Sunshine State News was born from a desire to cover a side of issues and stories that was absent in the news landscape, to fill the vacuum.

With less than six months until the expected opening date for the Interstate 66 Outside the Beltway toll lanes, work crews are cranking through over $30 million worth of work

Coffee is for closers. So is Sunburn, your morning rundown of Florida politics.

The South Carolina State Fair is looking for temporary workers for the first time since it started over 150 years ago.

The “Plant the Future of Farming" campaign needs to raise at least $2.3 million by the end of this year, to date $1 million has been raised.

Check out the exciting and fun events happening around your community this weekend!

This winter, families will be able to ice skate in North Park on a newly renovated rink, part of a series of planned improvements.

COVID-19 pushed schools to collect and share data differently. But experts and education departments are still determining what changes will stick. According to a new report from the Education Commission of the United States, the pandemic prompted schools to gather and release more data.

Brands that cut their marketing budgets during a recession leave themselves at a long-term disadvantage, according to research by Analytic Partners, the data and analytics consultancy.