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The Havasu Regional Medical Center Home Health office has relocated to a larger building as the organization continues to expand its services.

BURLINGTON – Cracked foundation, missing plumbing, trashed interiors, and a badly compromised roof made it obvious the venerable Higbee mansion on Burlington’s Summer Street was well into a long slide

MONTGOMERY (AP) — A legislative committee on Thursday advanced a bill to allow state inmates, for the first time, to speak by phone or video conference at their parole hearings.

During the Vietnam War protestors gathered in large numbers on college campuses in disgust of our involvement in a war we should have never been part of. The protestors marched

QUINCY — Dozens gathered outside Quincy City Hall Thursday to lift their hands in worship and bow their head in prayer for the National Day of Prayer.

Gov. Kevin Stitt has signed into law a bill making “impermissible occupation” a crime, allowing law enforcement officials to arrest illegal immigrants.

PHOENIX – Homelessness is an ongoing issue in the state and around the country. As the number of unhoused individuals rises, government and nonprofit organizations continue to assist those impacted

If we stop in at our favorite downtown shop, run into the local plumber or call the accountant for a little tax season advice in the next few days, it

I seriously do not intend to be “Sandy downer” but here is another week of homeowner challenges with unscrupulous contractors. Door knocking sales tactic about having hail damage. The elderly

The U.S. House has approved a measure to expand the Child Tax Credit. It would help 16 million children from low-income families in Indiana and nationwide.