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Buffalo woman is getting the compensation she feels she deserves on a problematic stove after contacting 7 Problem Solvers

Beautiful spring temperatures entice visitors from across the nation and the world to seek the wonder of Rocky Mountain National Park.

The Problem Solvers Caucus, one of 16 non-party caucuses in the state Legislature, wants to put public policy before partisan politics, but that’s a tall task.

Republican leaders have painted themselves into a corner, especially in the U.S. House of Representatives. They are so split internally that maybe only Democrats can save them. One of those Democrats is Rep. Jared Golden of Maine’s 2nd District.

Lisa Bares' sister died at Consulate Health Care of Norfolk. When Bares went to pick up Felicia's belongings from the facility the next day, she said she could not find them.

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation and Denver Police Department are working to solve a cold case murder from 17 years ago.

The Georgia group aims to help build a bipartisan Problem Solvers caucus in the General Assembly.

When Democratic legislative leaders announced two weeks ago that they had hired a private firm to conduct a “workplace assessment” following the controversy over Attorney General Aaron Frey’s romantic relationship with a subordinate, they left out many details about the manner, scope and purpose of the review.

The numbers are in. It’s abundantly clear Americans not only want the divisive Congress to quit playing games and become bipartisan leaders – like the good

The National Limousine Association (NLA) – an organization responsible for and dedicated to representing the interests of the chauffeured transportation