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“Could we get Code Enforcement to get rid of the people who try to make Key West like everywhere else in America? Maybe we should stop feeding them? Or fine

MANKATO — A $22.3 million redevelopment of a multiplex movie theater into student apartments received a $1.5 million boost from the Mankato City Council Monday night.

Artificial intelligence is often lauded as “the next industrial revolution.” This evocation typically follows with an often very optimistic view of past industrial revolutions with an emphasis on productivity and

As it prepares to open in May in Graves County, Kentucky, leaders from Recovery Now — a new addiction recovery center — met with community members Monday to hear their

MERCER — A Hadley man will face prison time for burglarizing a property in Greenville, although the property’s owner will not be compensated for any stolen items.

Alexander County, Illinois, now has a grocery store that accepts WIC, or the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children.

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TO THE EDITOR: Do kids really care about climate change?

Local schools are adjusting to the strain of bus driver scarcity by combining routes, extending walking distances and assisting in driver training, but vacancies persist for some districts.

ENID, Okla. — World-renowned solo pianist Edward Auer will be featured by Enid Symphony Orchestra during its final concert this season.