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J.P. Jensen said he’s been a fan of the show since childhood and even tried to arrange his schedules in college around the show’s air time so he could watch

A new exhibition will greet visitors passing through the Hoyt Atrium at UPMC Jameson this spring.

MILTON-FREEWATER — Two candidates running unopposed for the Milton-Freewater City Council said they want more community involvement and a more open attitude in city government.

The first time I met Glenn was at his brother, Kenny’s, and sister-in-law, Tressie’s wedding anniversary party. Kenny was a hospice patient, and I was his social worker. Glenn walked

CalMatters Commentary - California public school financing has been clobbered in recent years, and intensified a long-running battle over charter schools.

ST. PAUL—Legislation that establishes a regulatory framework for gas and oil production in the state received an important hearing in the House Environment and Natural Resources Committee on Wednesday afternoon.

Mia Kloewer of the Atlantic FFA Chapter is the first place winner in the area of Specialty Animal Production, sponsored through the Iowa FFA Foundation Gold Standard Partners. Kloewer worked

RALEIGH — Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper has submitted proposals to the General Assembly that seek to halt Republicans’ premier policies on taxes and school choice — proposals that GOP lawmakers

Do U.S. citizens support or oppose the recent potential TikTok ban?

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WV News) — The West Virginia Department of Health is closely monitoring for transmission of measles following the states first documented case since 2009, officials said.