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In its inaugural meeting, the newly established Bakersfield Community Land Trust Committee met Monday to establish an early framework for a program it hopes will further curb homelessness and promote

Ronald J. Holloway, 61, of Franklin, N.H., passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, April 17, 2024.

The second round of hearings for the North Dakota route of Summit Carbon Solutions controversial multistate carbon dioxide pipeline kicked off Monday with testimony from multiple company executives, the public,

After rising to college basketball cult-hero status over two big seasons at Indiana State, Robbie Avila has picked his destination for the 2024-25 season — Saint Louis University.

Aging services in Cascade and Missoula Counties are urging vigilance for Medicare enrollees around a scam offering free services or equipment in exchange for Medicare numbers. Renee Labrie-Shanks, Director of

This week President Joe Biden met with the United Steelworkers union in Pittsburgh. On the agenda was a conversation regarding increasing the tariffs on Chinese steel that threatens the jobs

Uninsured individuals from all backgrounds in Centre County can receive free health care at 2026 Sandy Drive, which is provided by Centre Volunteers in Medicine, a nonprofit organization first established

A coalition of Somerset County community leaders, elected officials and environmental groups is launching a campaign to oppose the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commissions plan to slice a 250-foot-deep gouge through Allegheny

The following is a news release by Missoula Public Health.

Local business leaders heard about ways to manage the generational gap in the workforce during a recent Business Advisory Council meeting.