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Kota Kinabalu: The Tourism, Culture, and Environment Ministry has welcomed a proposal to increase fines for environmental offenders under the Environment Protection Enactment 2002.

PETALING JAYA: AirAsia Consulting planned for a further engagement with the International Finance Corporation (IFC), which is mandated to advise the Sri Lanka government on the divestiture of SriLankan Airlines Ltd.

ST. CROIX — Three St. Croix school campuses closed by heavy weekend rains will resume in-person learning today, the Education Department announced in a press release.

Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. declared a state of emergency Monday after the latest round of rolling blackouts on St. Croix, and confirmed that the V.I. Water and Power Authority’s failure

Court Appointed Special Advocates of Douglas County will be putting on the third annual 5K and Family Fun Day at River Forks Park on Saturday.

The Lexington Farmers Market opens for the season on Saturday, May 4, with something it has never had before — co-managers.

Not pictured, were given to the Aitkin Boy Scouts program and Aitkin County Habitat for Humanity.

BULLHEAD CITY — A proposed plan to serve alcohol at the Optimum Community Center is moving forward after City Council approved a liquor license application for the facility.

(The following information provided by the Concerned Citizens of Kershaw County.)

BULLHEAD CITY — No one was injured in what was initially described as a four-vehicle collision on Highway 95 just south of the intersection of Highway 95 and Central Avenue.