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WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States on Wednesday imposed new sanctions on hundreds of companies and people tied to Russias weapons development program, more than a dozen Chinese entities accused

A homeless woman arrested for outstanding warrants and suspicion of shoplifting on Monday was allegedly found with drugs when she got to the jail.

When Vice President for Access and Enrollment Management Donna Harper (’77) first arrived on campus, not as a JMU student, but as a student at Madison College. During this time,

Central Oregon cannabis producers, retailers and manufacturers are hopeful that the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administrations move toward changing the classification of cannabis to a less dangerous drug category will ease federal restrictions on the industry.

During the pandemic, the number of people earning $1 million or more every year went up. But, it didnt go up the same amount in all states. The Internal Revenue

Those affected by the 2022 Southwest holiday meltdown may finally get compensation.

So far this year, the economy has added, on average, 276,000 jobs per month, Bureau of Labor Statistics data shows.

The Amherst-based energy company said Thursday its profits during the current fiscal year are expected to be about 3% lower than they were forecasting three months ago.

Country musician Lauren Alaina will be performing Sept. 12 at The Devon Lakeshore Amphitheater.

The Colorado House approved a bill on Wednesday to give financial support to groups assisting the thousands of migrants who have made their way to the state in recent months,