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OTTUMWA — City of Ottumwa officials want direction on how to proceed with illegal campsites at Turkey Island, which has no roadway leading to it.

For professors at the University of Oregon, salaries are notably lower than those of their peers at other universities. The average annual salary of a full professor at the UO

WENATCHEE — Thousands of people lined Orondo Street and other routes of the Washington State Apple Blossom Festival Stemilt Grand Parade on Saturday.

Headlines are flying after the Department of Agriculture confirmed that the H5N1 bird flu virus has infected dairy cows around the country. Tests have detected the virus among cattle in

An artist at the Harvester Art Lofts is offering a trio of workshops for Mental Health Awareness Month in May.

Researchers at NMSU are exploring how the Webex Hologram system can be used in education to connect students with faculty and make virtual classrooms better.

The market features over 100 vendors and this year will expand to capitol Square

As the online learning librarian for Washington State University, a big part of my job is creating online tutorials that teach patrons how to research and use our resources. I

The Bloomington Ice Center has scheduled for its annual summer closure to start later this month, but first, a cicada-themed Open Skate is in store.

The only Historically Black College or University in Oklahoma and the westernmost HBCU in the U.S., Langston Universitys growing relationship with Tulsa has its new president excited for the future.