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The Pueblo City Council on Monday night narrowly voted to indefinitely table a controversial proposed ordinance that could have banned abortion within city limits.

We were spot on with some of our expectations going into the year and we were also way off on others.

Manchester University’s presence in Fort Wayne is on the verge of getting bigger.

Renovations to a student laboratory have made it possible for Parkview Health to train more people for a lesser-known career field that has a significant effect on patient care, a

For the final installment of the Pine Bluff Arts and Science Center’s Live@ 5 for 2022, Damen Tolbert made his second appearance of the year. In March, Tolbert was the first half of a two-part, double feature musical lineup, performing solo saxophone renditions of popular numbers on the patio of ASC’s Art Space on Main. For December, the event was on the Catherine M. Bellamy theater stage in the main museum.

This article was adapted from an interview conducted for The Show Before the Show podcast. Listen to the full conversation with Mike Nutter here. SAN DIEGO -- After more than three decades working in Minor League Baseball, Mike Nutter has seen just about everything. But on Sunday evening, not long

Trine University continues to receive seven-figure donations for its $40 million Fort Wayne campus, with the latest gift coming from an area charitable trust.

When Evan Davis came down with what he thought was a cold a few weeks ago, his doctor determined it was the flu and prescribed a commonly used antiviral drug,

When it’s time to develop Electric Works’ east campus, the names will be the same – but the results could be markedly different.

OB-GYNs from Parkview told city council Wednesday that a proposed ordinance would prohibit them from adequately taking care of their patients