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(The Center Square) – The Michigan House approved bills to allow physical therapists to practice in states that have entered a compact.

Peaceful protest, violent response — that says it all.

A judge decided Thursday that a 52-year-old defendant accused of holding up the Nails salon on East 20th Street, wearing a clown mask and armed with a handgun, should stand

Butte company receives platinum award

EDISON – Two representatives from FineField Innovative Agri Solutions traveled here from the Netherlands to watch their blueberry harvesting technology at work on a farm in Calhoun County Thursday.

The Court Appointed Special Advocates of Cherokee Country has announced the 18th annual CASA Playhouse for Kids.

Washington, D.C. - U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D. led a letter to the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration urging leadership to include funding for

The proposed Horse Heaven wind and solar project would generate an estimated $262 million in property taxes over 35 years, but a large share would be paid by other taxpayers under current Washington tax rules.

Waverly Village Council met in regular session Wednesday evening with a number of issues to discuss.

Beckley, w.va. – After four days of trial, a federal jury convicted Christopher Jason Smyth, 48, of Pineville, on Thursday, May 2, for failing to pay the taxes withheld from