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Severe storms and tornadoes wreaked havoc across southeastern Oklahoma last Saturday night, causing major damage to property, dozens of injuries, at least four deaths and prompting the governor to declare

LEAD — A world class brand for a world class institution.

NORTH SMITHFIELD – Town Council members say they want a firm plan in place toward achieving a fully renovated police station before elections this fall, avoiding more years of delays

A meat processor, a retired educator and an attorney are running for the Nebraska Legislature in a southeast district currently represented by Julie Slama.

As West Virginians consider who will serve as the state’s next attorney general, we believe the choice for the Republican nominee is clear.

Seven Grand Island Senior High students were celebrate on Wednesday for their current and future success in the Academy of Technical Sciences and its apprenticeship program.

When the Watertown Concert Association Board met in February, members were faced with a big problem. The 70-year-old grand piano the association has owned for 60 of those years was

Discover how businesses in Kabul thrive under Taliban rule, with smartphones being a key commodity. Amid economic struggles, remittances and diverse consumer bases drive commerce.

WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve on Wednesday emphasized that inflation has remained stubbornly high in recent months and said it doesn’t plan to cut interest rates until it has “greater

A franchise of the in-home senior care business Visiting Angels officially opened its relocated office in Elizabeth City last week.