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ELKTON - Main Street in Elkton has been reopened after a reported gas leak forced emergency workers to close a section of that road on Monday, according to the Elkton

May is bicycle month, and a nonprofit cycling group with a presence in three local towns is spearheading upcoming local events and using grant money to buy loaner bikes, repair

PROVIDENCE — Cheaper crude oil prices and a lackluster demand for gasoline has helped to finally bring rising prices to a halt.

Pastor Carnes gave Local 3 News an update on the progress happening at the church.

The administration of Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy asked Friday for the state Supreme Court to plan to rule quickly on whether a judge’s ruling will go into effect in July

PALMER — The 2024 Great Alaska Aviation Gathering drew visitors from across the world to the Alaska State Fairgrounds to celebrate all things airborne.

Main Street Beatrice is observing May as Preservation Month and preparing for a busy summer.

NEW ALBANY — A New Albany club is appealing the city’s determination that the adult business violates zoning codes.

This years Berkshire Hathaway meeting gave shareholders their best chance yet to hear from the man who will one day take over as CEO when Warren Buffett is gone, but

Due to additional funds from the city’s use tax, Crystal City streets, sidewalks and alleyways will see improvements.