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Southern Indiana is determined to stay in the 1950’s when it comes to electrical energy. Local public officials are reflecting the mindset of state officials — all genuflecting to the

As Speaker Julie McCuskie stood at the House dais in the Colorado Capitol on Tuesday, a typically rambunctious chamber listened intently.

A Vermont man who police said barricaded himself in a truck after he set fire to a camper, robbed a Greenville convenience store and crashed his truck was arrested after

Sure, medication can help—but so can this lifestyle tweak.

Oregon State University-Cascades will host a Science Pub event 5:30 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. May 14 exploring healthy aging and micronutrients.

Can you believe it? What is an adorable 7-month-old mixed-breed, male puppy like me doing in a shelter? Cant people see how cute I am? I guess you have to

Pacific Power has awarded more than $2 million to 22 organizations in Oregon for projects that will expand electric mobility and connect people across the state to the cost-saving, clean-air

U.S. Rep. Kelly Armstrong and Lt. Gov. Tammy Miller, two of North Dakotas highest-ranking politicians, are squaring off in this years Republican primary in hopes of securing the partys nomination

A weekly column for veterans and their families.

The memory and mission of Diana Natalicio, the longtime UTEP president who died in 2021, is still felt throughout the campus at the University of Texas at El Paso.