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A real estate agent best known for his colorful antics at the local minor league baseball stadium has been charged along with his wife for stealing a competitors signs, according

The nursing-home industry is pushing back against a new Biden administration rule that sets minimum staffing requirements for federally funded long-term care facilities and will require many of them to

Kelowna Mayor Tom Dyas has the worst attendance record of any member of the Central Okanagan regional district board.

As development pushes toward the edges of El Paso, City Council is mulling a massive increase in water and wastewater impact fees, in some cases by up to 1,000%.

Nebraskans with intellectual and developmental disabilities often wait years for services like job coaching, group homes and independent living support. About 2,700 are on the states waiting list.

Legal video skill game play is a burgeoning and mostly unregulated industry in Pennsylvania.

The New Castle Fire Department wants the renovate its secondary station.

Ripon’s Septemberfest is no more.

HEPPNER — Morrow County residents have public opportunities to give input on three possible locations for the countys new courthouse.

JACKSON — Officials in every branch of Wyoming government and law enforcement are trying to create new tools to solve cases of missing and murdered Indigenous people.