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Mothers from losing their sons. Well talk with them live in a moment as well. Person of the year. You have seen Time Magazines selectionable. We want to hear who you choose. And why. Is it the Peaceful Protesters . Roger goodell, maybe even kim kardashian. Make sure you tweet us using cnntonight, every vote counts. Well announce our person of the year end of the snow. Begin with the search for a killer in northern mississippi. Authorities trying to solve the mystery of the gruesome death of 19ye...

The Pablo Center frequently announces new shows slated to hit one of its numerous stages, as it did on May 14, announced 10 more performances of various kinds were joining its 2024-25 lineup. For locals, perhaps one jumped out above the rest: Grammy Award-winning, Eau Claire-based artist Sean Carey...

Local author H. Leon Greene wanted to learn more about the lake down the street from his house. Turns out it had a rich, eventful history.

Feast on our lineup of best pasta recipes youll want to make for every meal.

It was almost a year ago today I was first welcomed to EOU when I arrived for my interview to be the next president. I was touched by the deep level of concern many of you had for the direction of the university. This was so apparent in your commitment to the institution and each […]

Since 2020 alone, numerous NDP politicians have become embroiled in explicit antisemitic scandals and controversy.

FARMINGTON – Aztec Adventures hosted the third annual Roost the Ridges enduro mountain bike race Saturday, attracting racers, fans, and families from around the Four Corners with exceptional participa...

It's a tall order, but Luke Hobson and the Texas Longhorns have a chance to keep their 800 free relay streak alive from Heat 2 tonight in Indy.

We talk about who owns a fossil with the president of the Black Hills Institute of Geological Research. Plus, we look at barriers to cancer care in South Dakota.

We look at how the science and politics of fossil hunting has changed over the past 50 years with Peter Larson, the president of the Black Hills Institute.