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Harley Beal, Eustace Intermediate fourth-grader, was surprised by the announcement at Friday night’s Henderson County First Responder’s Rodeo that he won the contest for the 2025 Go Blue shirt design.

Support Our Local Animal Shelter, or SOLAS, gives solace to unwanted dogs, cats and other animals living in Council Bluffs and the Omaha metro area.

Selected IUP arts news releases

Charitable individuals can contribute to East Texas Giving Day, an 18-hour online event supporting local nonprofits. Early giving is available now, or donations can be made from 6 a.m. to midnight on April 30.

An annual fundraiser for local nonprofits kicks off its 10th edition this week, featuring community events and prizes for participating organizations.

"Waterway of Change: A Complex Legacy of the Erie Canal" is an exhibit that will begin with information about the traditional homeland of the Haudenosaunee and the canals opening in

The proposal to move Logan from its longtime location in Lincoln to the Stateville property in Crest Hill, near Joliet, was included in a state report.

Police are asking for the publics help finding a suspect who robbed the Sheetz convenience store across from N.C. Wesleyan University early Saturday morning.

City officials happily accepted a ceremonial $850,000 check from U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly recently, money earmarked to improve housing and infrastructure in the neighborhood around the Carle at the Riverfront

State prosecutors have requested the judge in the Tree House murder case again institute a gag order to keep defendant Franklin Tyrone Tucker and the attorneys in the case from