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Prime shopping days from Amazon are here, along with special sales events from many other retailers like Walmart and Kohl’s, just to name a few on a long list.

Fluctuating water bills have become fairly common for some Tulsans, since the pandemic. But when a Tulsa veteran was blindsided by a several hundred dollar notice, he asked for the Problem Solvers.

I appreciate that the Idaho Press published information about candidates this past week. Absentee ballots should arrive any day.

Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan told Bloomberg News that he hasn't ruled out running​ for U.S. President in 2024.

House Republicans were blindsided by Democrats voting with eight extreme members of their party to oust former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.

A turkey crossing at 124th and York in Thornton is raising debate about how to keep the birds safe from getting run over.

In interviews with the Press Herald last week, Angus King, Susan Collins, Chellie Pingree and Jared Golden reflected on the near-shutdown of the federal government followed by the ouster of House Speaker Kevin McCarthy – and what happens next.

A group of centrist politicians from both major parties reportedly sought to broker a deal to ensure Kevin McCarthy's position as speaker remained intact, before he was ousted. 

The Nevada Appeal, the Silver States oldest continuously run newspaper, first published on May 16, 1865.

Any one Republican still has the power to eject the House leader. It's a problem that only some in the GOP want to solve.