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A timed-entry system to ease congestion at Lava River Cave began Friday, allowing visitors to book immediate reservations online.

News that the U.S. Department of Justice was considering downgrading cannabis scheduling to make it on par with medications including Tylenol No. 3 and testosterone surfaced earlier this week.

QUINCY — Quincy will be largely unaffected by early U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regulations on hazardous per- and poly-fluoroalkyl (PFAS) substances in drinking water, but a future rise in contamination

N.H. Attorney General John Formella has joined 20 other Republican attorneys general in a lawsuit against a new federal rule intended to tighten the background check requirement for firearm sales.

I caught the latest Larry Hogan-for-Senate commercial where he says pretty much what he always says: Washington is completely broken. It’s time to stop partisan politics. Enough is enough. We

Whether or not expansion of the gravel pit is approved, Carlton Protection Trust lawyer Graham Coppes said the group will sue the state over the existence of the pit.

Employees of the Washington Legislature could start pursuing union representation Wednesday and two groups of workers did.

The Davis familys livestock farm plays a key role in teaching local youths the value of buying local produce while supplying nearby schools with fresh food.

VALDOSTA — The Azalea City had some of the highest gasoline prices in Georgia Friday, according to the numbers.

DuBOIS — A McKean County woman has been arrested for allegedly selling heroin to a man who died of a drug overdose in DuBois in April.