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President Biden signed the $95 billion funding bill for aid to help Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan. The U.S. Senate passed the bill last night, and Senator Sherrod Brown calls the

DALLAS — Southwest Airlines flight attendants voted in favor of a new contract on Wednesday, the first contract among unionized flight attendants at major airlines.

A Culver man was sentenced to nearly six years in federal prison Wednesday for conspiring to traffic drugs into Madras, Redmond and surrounding areas, federal officials said.

A trio of community non-profit organizations took the spotlight during Monday’s Somerset City Council meeting, with representatives of each informing the community of their goings-on.

(The Center Square) – In addition to measuring foreign exchange rates, an economist is using the price of a hamburger to examine inflation.

Both the City of Huntington and Cabell County are facing a critical housing shortage, according to a recent housing needs assessment. Patrick Bowen, President of Bowen National Research, said the study shows a need for affordable housing across all income levels. The study showed a need for new residential housing as well as rental units.

We regularly answer questions from people interested in using household products to kill unwanted plants or other organisms. Some of these questions stem from “do-it-yourself” herbicide recipes found online. Others

Indonesia aims to welcome more than 14 million tourists in 2024. Last year, Tourism and Creative Economy Minister Sandiaga Uno announced that Indonesia is targeting 14.3 million foreign travelers in

Ag All Stars program completes 25th annual session.

Fay Jones spent his life building and creating, bringing elaborate and stylish building designs to life. In the process, the Arkansas native became one of the most respected and innovative