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If your Alabama summertime just doesn’t feel right unless it’s accompanied by the pleasant rumble of a tractor (and perhaps a whiff or two of diesel smoke), organizers of the

The must-follow website this month among California’s politicians, bureaucrats and interest group lobbyists is the “California Personal Income Tax Daily Revenue Tracker” that’s updated daily by the state controller’s office.

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

Casey Bradford, 32, is co-owner of the downtown entertainment venues Shady Keys Dueling Piano Bar, and Graffiti.

A newly installed field camera helps the public and overseas buyers track the progress of a wheat field at Washington State Universitys dryland research station in Lind, Wash.

WASHINGTON – The US Office of National AIDS Policy (ONAP) received a new director on Friday.

Senior group offers lecture

The new Democratic chairman of the Atlantic County Board of Elections says hes facing space and manpower shortages that could threaten the security of the presidential election, while a Republican leader claims a hostile work environment is the real problem there.

University of Idaho student Madelynn Gregoire wanted to leave her stamp on Moscow before she graduated this May.

On Thursday, the Arkansas Department of Public Safety (DPS) announced that it has successfully purchased land in North Little Rock to construct a new state-of-the-art Arkansas State Crime Laboratory (ASCL).