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As the old saying goes, “Be careful what you wish for; you might get it.” The passage of House Bill 4156 might bring that old saw to the forefront for

BOSTON — A financial crisis at Steward Health Care has rendered the for-profit system as one of the biggest boogeymen in state government circles, but a pair of leaders at

As the school year comes to a close, Athens restaurants are just getting started. Between burger week, new Indian cuisine, book-themed cocktails and summer-inspired menu items, it’s shaping up to

The Madison County Tenants Union (MCTU) held the “Homelessness Ain’t a Crime” rally on Monday, serving as one of four Kentucky events set to protest what they call “the most

The West Piedmont Planning District Commission (WPPDC) has released its Comprehensive Housing Study in an effort to improve the housing stock in the region and create new housing opportunities.

EPA announced a new rule regulating the two compounds as hazardous substances.

Marc Katz is a retired entrepreneur who lives part-time in Durango, Colorado, a town of 19,000 people who all seem to love the outdoors. You can’t have too many parks,

In the book of Genesis, Jacob wrestles an angel. The tale shows that Jacob developed humility because he wasn’t strong enough to defeat the angel, but Jacob continued to struggle,

Magic Valley news briefs

A 2021 sex ed law is being challenged in court. Opponents say its restricting important education and creating a chilling effect among teachers.