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FAIRMONT — Fairmont resident Crystal Copeland is skeptical of giving the Marion County School Board more money in the upcoming election.

They can’t say they weren’t warned.

While the storm clouds of global war accumulate, the Biden administration is telegraphing weakness on nearly every front.

1. Truman Day will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Harry S. Truman Birthplace State Historic Site in Lamar. Truman Day is held annually to

SOUTHERN INDIANA — The sun is estimated to be 4.5 billion years old. Its rays make life on earth possible, and they can also be used for energy, including in

Cornell’s Graduate Student Union is calling on the University to revoke the Interim Expressive Activity Policy (IEAP), which was developed in response to increased student organizing on campus.

The Mattoon Fire Department has put a new fire engine with 1,000-gallon water capacity and its first automated CPR devices into service this spring.

Bureau of Land Management officials signed off on an environmental assessment in April, approving the primitive road from Left Coulee to access the monument’s 35,500-acre Bullwhacker region.

U.S. Reps. Nikki Budzinski and Eric Sorensen were among a bipartisan congressional delegation that traveled to the southern border last week. Here are their takeaways.

Some legislators in Concord prefer not to focus on pressing problems actually facing New Hampshire. Instead, they seek to promote a personal agenda by wasting the Legislature’s time and the