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MURRAY – After nearly half a year, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet said the drainage and road improvement project on Murray’s North Fourth Street is coming close to an end.

I’m writing as the mayor of Newport to urge citizens to support your city council’s proposal to improve our streets through a very modest increase in the city gas tax.

For the first time in nearly three decades, the government is poised to require companies to disclose every month how many women and people of color they employ on federally-funded

ATLANTIC – You could say Randy and Michelle Roy, the owners and operators of Randy’s Computers, are used to moving. The couple have lived in California and Nebraska, but it

SPAM: As we’re perusing our email each day, we can’t help but notice the number of spam emails we receive, most of which are thankfully caught by a filter.

Every town needs its signature breakfast spot and a place that serves great coffee.

School districts think there will be problems meeting the state’s deadline that all new bus purchases be zero-emission vehicles by 2027.

The Daily Progress swept the competition at this years Virginia Press Association contest.

Three men are hoping to advance to November’s general election and become Norfolk’s next mayor.

William Burns is in Jerusalem after visiting Cairo and Doha in a last-ditch effort to salvage a truce agreement.