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NEWFANE — Volunteer fire companies have been given the green light by the town to institute billing for their ambulance services.

After the Senate pro tem said Oklahomas House speaker "has turned his chamber over to the governor," Stitt responded: "That’s pretty petty if they’re counting vetoes.”

The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for the Omaha metro area, while a tornado warning has been issued for Lincoln. Stay tuned for live updates.

Funding and an aging volunteer base were among the priorities leaders of area programs serving older adults told a United States senator Thursday in Faribault.

The owners of a long-vacant property in downtown Frederick have asked a court to dismiss an attempt by the city to put the building into receivership, and have put someone

While there has been a proposal to bring nearly 8,000 new residential building allocations to the Florida Keys, the actual number of possible vacant, buildable lots left in the chain

The city of Paris is gearing up for the Summer Olympics in July. There will be all the usual events and the up-close-and-personal profiles of all the athletes and the

BOSTON — Democratic lawmakers have pushed through a plan to pump hundreds of millions of dollars in new funding into the state’s beleaguered emergency shelter system, which has been overwhelmed

With the help of sponsors, volunteer organizations and U.S. Postal Service employees in 10,000 communities nationwide, the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) will conduct its 32nd annual Stamp Out

Back in April 1964 I wasn’t very old, but I know at least one thing I was doing.