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Ada County District Court Judge Patrick Miller has scheduled a May 2025 trial date for a lawsuit brought by a former Canyon County human resources director.

/PRNewswire/ -- Ampere Industrial Security, renowned for its expertise in industrial security, announces its rebranding to Ampyx Cyber, marking a new chapter...

A letter to lawmakers on education funding

The chairwoman of the Altoona Parking Authority is planning to dissect recent downtown parking management proposals from three national companies, so board members can make apples-to-apples comparisons before voting to hire one of the firms. The proposals from Platinum Parking of Dallas in October and from SP Plus of Chicago and Premium Parking of New […]

"We want all our schools to be great, not just half of the county. We can’t be great with SOL scores under 50," Henrico County Board of Supervisors Chair Tyrone Nelson said.

The Wichita Police Department has issued a statewide Silver Alert for a missing 79-year-old man.

OLEAN — The Olean City Republican Committee hosted their biennial Lincoln Day event Thursday at the Bartlett Country Club.

Scientists say they are one step closer to figuring out how humpback and other types of baleen whales sing. A new study in Nature suggests the whales have specialised voice boxes that other animals don't have.

A judge upheld a decision allowing some New Berlin residents to detach from the West Allis-West Milwaukee School District.

One lawmaker said the policy will block candidates motivated by “ego or personal vendetta” from running.