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The Surry County Senior Democrats welcomed candidate for state superintendent Maurice ‘Mo’ Green to Dobson Tuesday to speak about the race and his view of public education.

The Colorado River plays an important role in Utah and across the West. KSL.com is participating in a new collaborative to report on the issues tied to its future.

The Good Brigade/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Floridas law banning abortions after six weeks of pregnancy took effect on Wednesday, becoming one of the most restrictive states in the country on abortion access.Floridas six-week ban replaced the states previous 15-week abortion ban, prohibiting the procedure before most women know they are pregnant.In the South, abortion is now either banned or severely restricted in Florida, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas and Louisiana.The closest state ...

Bloomberg Creative/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- The Federal Reserve is set to announce a decision on Wednesday about whether to adjust its benchmark interest rate, just days after new government data showed that the economy is cooling off.The slowdown has coincided with a months-long stretch of stubborn inflation, putting pressure on the Fed to keep interest rates high despite a risk of hindering economic activity with expensive borrowing costs.Economists widely expect the Fed to leave interest r...

An Aurora church opened its doors to give Wells College employees and students a forum to express their feelings about the schools closure.

At least 19 people died when part of a highway collapsed due to heavy rains in southern China's Guangdong province on Wednesday, state m...

The man who was the target of a task force that soon came under deadly gunfire in Charlotte on Monday had a long record of criminal convictions, including in Chatham

In a remarkable display of community spirit, Paddle Perry recently concluded its 4th Annual Ohio River Sweep o...

"This Courts review is necessary to prevent entities that perform only incidental amounts of charity from shifting their tax obligations onto local residents and businesses."

Justin Ballenger has been through a lot the past three years having to deal with COVID-19 twice and then finding out he had a form of cancer, but he’s relied