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Assisted reproductive technology, which includes treatments like in vitro fertilization, would be a civil right in N.J. under a new bill.

Saying he cannot set any more deadlines for the Atlantic City Housing Authority to make improvements at Stanley Holmes Village after it missed earlier deadlines, Atlantic County Superior Court Judge John C. Porto said he must hear from the authoritys executive director under oath.

Attorneys for the estates of the two victims had argued that the railroad, owned by Buffetts Berkshire Hathaway conglomerate, knew the asbestos-tainted vermiculite was dangerous but failed to act.

North Carolina’s seasonally adjusted March 2024 unemployment rate was 3.5%, unchanged from February’s revised rate.

The Associated Press

CHEYENNE — U.S. Sens. John Barrasso and Cynthia Lummis, both R-Wy., joined U.S. Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., and their Republican colleagues in introducing a Congressional Review Act joint resolution of

GIVE (Girls Invested in Volunteer Efforts) awarded its largest grant ever Sunday. The $18,000 will benefit Bethesda Pediatrics, officials announced during a special grant presentation event held at The Venue at Cantina Laredo in Tyler.

VAN WERT--Cassie Greutman, a local Van Wert author, recently announced the launch of her latest fantasy novel, Storm of Magic.

"It truly tastes like a s’more you’d enjoy around the campfire."

There were 448 new dwelling units permitted for construction in Missoula in 2023, a 48% drop from the year before.