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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – The U.S. Postal Service has finalized its plan to downgrade the downtown Sioux Falls post office to a local processing center, shifting non-local mail operations to

All North Carolina parents — no matter how much they make — moved a step closer to being able to get vouchers to help cover tuition for private schools.

Apple has posted its steepest quarterly decline in iPhone sales since the pandemics outset. The results reflect a deepening a slump thats increasing the pressure on the trendsetting company to

La Crosses city council to consider buying five new diesel buses for $3.1 million. Funds come from the CARES Act. MTU needs replacement for aging buses.

As part of her September 2021 pledge to usher in a new era of greater transparency and accountability in New York state government, Gov. Kathy Hochul directed 70 state agencies

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ALBION — Incumbent Noble County Surveyor Randy Sexton is facing a challenge in the May 7 Republican Party Primary from Joel Lash.

The Glynn County Commission unanimously approved a resolution Thursday asking for the construction a temporary bridge before the Buffalo Creek Bridge is rebuilt.

Hints about todays NYT Connections categories—and the answers.

Wyomingites are seeing reduced access to childbirth services as maternity health care deserts spread across the state.