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For nearly a quarter of a century now, April has meant the start of the Somernites Cruise season. That tradition returns this weekend.

MONTGOMERY — Members of the Alabama House voted Tuesday to approve a bill designed to deter employers from voluntarily recognizing a unionization of their workforce.

Both sites are on former White Pine Sash company land, which processed logs into trim boards, windows and other woodworking craft products.

CLINTON - Clintons new inclusive playground at 63 Halstead St. was awarded $562,000 through Jakes Law and the New Jersey Green Acres program on Tuesday, April 23. Jakes Law, signed

Four representatives from Columbia asked Gov. Mike Parson to veto a bill that would allow charter schools to operate in Boone County.

It’s hard to keep track of ever-increasing stamp prices. This month, the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) proposed hiking stamp prices in July from 68 cents to 73 cents, a 7.4%

METHUEN — Dozens of people braved the rain Wednesday afternoon to make a point about a hospital crisis in the making: If Steward Health Care System closes its locations in

Denton school board members voted unanimously Tuesday to apply for a federal program that will cover costs for breakfast and lunch for all students at 10 of its campuses for

In his State of the Union speech, President Biden called for a wealth tax. He said billionaires must pay their fair share. He wants a 25% wealth tax.

City staff don’t expect demolition of the former Bank of America building to impact activities during summer festivals.