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An effort is underway to bring a regional composting facility to Joint Base Cape Cod.

With its distinctive brick exterior and stately columns, Sharp Lab is an iconic part of the University of Delawares picturesque campus green. The inside, however, tells a different story.

Two House-passed bills to give tax incentives to employers who assist employees with child care and developers who build affordable housing for low- and mid-income workers passed a Senate committee

Forecasts are predicting a bit of a chilly weekend for May. Temperatures could reach the 60s Friday, but expect cloudy days with temps staying in the 40s over the weekend and a chance of rain Saturday. With overcast, cool days and fresh snow in the mountains, some late-season turns may be the way to go. Not to mention, Mt. Bachelor is throwing a festival in its parking lot and base area. But folks looking for low-elevation fun are in luck. Many area trails are in great condition.

May is National Historic Preservation Month, so this month’s article focuses on our city’s history and the role historic preservation plays in our local economy.

Two firms were selected as the better prospects for renovation of the baseball field at Islamorada Founders Park by the Monroe County School Board on April 23 after a lengthy

OLYMPIA, Wash. – The Washington Office of the Insurance Commissioner (OIC) has issued a cease-and-desist order against Fred Meyer for unlawfully selling insurance.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Legislative leaders and Gov. Kevin Stitt’s office are expected to sit down Monday, May 6, 2024, in what could be a historic public meeting on budget negotiations.

SALISBURY — A room at the Blue Ocean Event Center was packed with thousands of hours of dedication to the community.

Impact Support Services celebrated the grand opening of their new corporate headquarters on Thursday.