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The Daily Emerald is providing live coverage of the pro-Palestine encampment on the University of Oregon campus, which has been set up on the Memorial Quad since April 29 at

State lawmakers are taking the first steps in what could be the first major overhaul of public school funding in nearly 30 years.

Severe weather season has begun, with many experiencing damage in trees and landscape plants last week. Managing the effects of tornadic winds and hail is necessary to make the landscape

It’s encouraging to see college students nationwide outspoken against the Israel-Hamas war and the extreme hunger it is causing. But student protests on any campus must be peaceful and lawful.

The Gretna Hy-Vee is hosting two classes on how to build a charcuterie and cheese board, plus wine pairings, this May.

QUESTION: I’ve had my business for about nine months. Initially, I was putting my personal money into the business to pay expenses. Now, I’m not having to put money into

Gov. Jim Pillen urged Nebraskans to contact lawmakers in support of his efforts to cut property taxes, in order to counteract the "political goobers" who have opposed him.

MADISON — A Norfolk man who assaulted a woman in February could face up to 6 years in prison after being found guilty of two felony charges on Friday in

The Coconino County Board of Supervisors conditionally approved the independent contractor agreement with Tynkertopia during Wednesday morning’s meeting, with the proposed program offering the opportunity for participants to earn an

Dandelions, those ubiquitous yellow blooms dotting lawns and fields, have a "deep" history as vibrant as their petals.