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California once was a national leader in making government more transparent, requiring state and local agencies to conduct their business in public meetings and giving Californians easy access to public

Amherst Town Clerk Francina J. Spoth said her office will coordinate with the county Board of Elections on the logistics of the special election, which must be held within a

The first corn of the 1949 season was planted 75 years ago by Funk Bros. Seed Co. This history and more:

What’s it feel like to look back over one’s life of working to help all workers have opportunity? To find out, I ask Carl Feuer for an update since our

On April 1, Israel fires into Syria and kills some officers. Not cool and not with permission. Turns out they are supposed to ask U.S. if it’s OK. We are,

First Ward voters will have the chance to elect a representative to the Columbia City Council on Aug. 6.

The potential economic crisis and digital divide widening as the Affordable Connectivity Program faces funding challenges, affecting millions of households and essential internet access.

If your sinuses havent already alerted you, spring allergy season is upon us — earlier and stronger than expected. Let’s dive into spring allergies, symptoms and treatments.

PERU — It was while researching a totally different topic in early Miami County history when Regine Brindle came across an interesting find about one of the most notable women

More live music is coming to downtown Killeen.