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Spending in Legislature races; tornado loss estimate; Lincoln senior publishes book.

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — With the Mountain Valley Pipeline inching ever closer to its expected completion date at the end of the month, stakeholders and proponents of the project

Editor’s note: This is one of 12 profiles featuring a candidate in Montana’s Second Congressional House District primary race. The profiles are being published daily over 12 days and in

After 32 years, Playhouse Square based Van Auken Akins Architects LLC rebranded to DVA Architecture LLC. The rebrand was started when Christopher Dewey became president in 2023.

Officials say they need more tax revenue to cover the rising costs of essential services, the employees who carry out those duties and borrowing for major projects that will provide

TurboTax says mistakes by its tax preparation software affected more than 12,000 Oregon tax returns, incorrectly directing them to take the state’s standard tax deduction in cases when people could save money by itemizing their deduction.

The Atlantic County Division of Public Health is seeking input from residents to help identify public health needs to develop a community health improvement plan, county officials said Monday.

CUMBERLAND — UPMC Western Maryland has once again received an “A” hospital safety grade from The Leapfrog Group, a national organization that aims to improve health care quality and safety

A year ago, the small Hamlin County town of Lake Norden experienced something no town wants to see. An early morning electrical fire destroyed the structure that was home to

According to the city, the tie-in will be from about 11 p.m. Tuesday to 3 a.m. Wednesday to minimize the disruption to residents and businesses.