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Officials said a Sunday tornado that touched down near Crowder before becoming a waterspout as it crossed Lake Eufaula did not cause any damages, with flooding the main cause of

Wacos water system is one of more than 6,000 in Texas that does not report PFAS levels the EPA but soon will have to start.

There are about two weeks left in the 2024 legislative session in Juneau and legislators are scrambling to get critical bills in a position to pass by the mandatory adjournment

In a narrow vote this week, the Federal Trade Commission approved a rule that will ban the vast majority of noncompete clauses by U.S. employers, which have long prevented workers

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — Harrison County Commissioners will consider a purchase agreement for three parking lots which for years were owned by a private entity outside of the state.

Emporia’s downtown area is set to sizzle as two exciting events merge into one vibrant celebration Saturday, May 4.

About four years ago, Vancouver resident Magnus Kofoed was unsure of the next step in his professional career.

At a time when state and national reports are showing the need for more power generation, the U.S. EPA’s release of new rules regarding coal-fired power plants, as well as

American tourists are flocking to Tenerife in record numbers. 5.6 million tourists visited the Spanish island in 2023, and more than 26-thousand came from the United States between January and

Two Republicans are competing for the Senate district currently held by Republican Sen. Dennis Linthicum: Linthicum’s wife and a Klamath County commissioner.