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The trailer containing $30,000 in percussion instruments was stolen last week, Volusia County sheriffs deputies said.

The year 2022 was one of rising inflation and economic uncertainty that affected all of us – households, hospitals and health care payers.

Health Minister Joe Phaahla stressed that immunisation against the disease remained the best form of protection.

It has been an amazing adventure learning the stories behind the different family-owned businesses in the Heber-Overgaard area. Mary Maude’s is no exception. This business is a one stop shopping

Congress’ passage of the Mainstreaming Addiction Treatment Act is a welcome addition for drug treatment workers wrestling with a nearly decade-long opioid crisis. The bill was another bipartisan act from

A new court date has been set for a Dauphin man, accused of committing an arson in the city. Last October, Dau...

A statewide shortage of donated blood has triggered an emergency for the nonprofit blood services provider Vitalant, which collects donations in Pueblo.

FAYETTEVILLE -- Auburn Coach Bruce Pearl usually prefers his team play man-to-man defense, but the Tigers changed things up against the University of Arkansas Razorbacks.

FAYETTEVILLE — Auburn Coach Bruce Pearl usually prefers his team play man-to-man defense, but the Tigers changed things up against the University of Arkansas Razorbacks. The No. 22 Tigers primarily played a 2-3 zone in beating No. 13 Arkansas 72-59 on Saturday night in Neville Arena. “That was a lot — a lot — of zone that we played,” said Allen Flanigan, Auburn’s senior guard from Little Rock Parkview who had 18 points and eight rebounds. “That’s probably the first time since I�...

Four people were injured, one critically, while working on the demolition of part of school demolition in Fort Worth, Texas Monday morning.