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A little-noticed event at the White House last week should serve as an opening to the important question of whether private equity funds — known for leveraged buyouts — should

Car insurance has gotten very expensive, and the ballooning costs are straining El Pasoans’ budgets.

The nursing-home industry is pushing back against a new Biden administration rule that sets minimum staffing requirements for federally funded long-term care facilities and will require many of them to

Nash County Public Schools will see a reduction of more than $2 million in its local budget next school year due to the demerger, a loss that comes as federal

The inaugural Appalachian Paranormal Arts and Culture Collective event is scheduled to be held Saturday, May 11 from 11 a.m.-6 p.m., at the Raleigh Playhouse and Theatre located at 403

Seventeen's Mingyu and Joshua share candid revelations about their dorm life, including cleaning struggles and playful conflicts, in a recently uploaded video. #Seventeen #Mingyu #Joshua

The nonprofit 36 Degrees North announced it has had an economic impact of more than $1.1 billion for the city of Tulsa and area over the last five years.

Here are some capsules on the candidates running for chief executive in Butte-Silver Bow and Anaconda-Deer Lodge counties.

The Effingham County Soil & Water Conservation District would like to thank all the county students for their hard work designing conservation posters for this year’s contest.

I’ve been driving my old Chevy truck since 1994. The odometer reads a quarter