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By Nick Simonson For those anglers looking to explore one of the region’s most underutilized but powerful river fish, channel catfish provide a trophy experience and some consistently good fishing,

Bills signed by Gov. Jim Pillen, among other things, will let peacetime veterans receive emergency county aid and require "Medigap" insurers to offer them to many Medicare recipients under 65.

A study commissioned by the Napa City Council to study the downtown parking lots for potential redevelopment has been flying under the radar, writes columnist Chris Craiker.

MADISON — A Norfolk man will spend at least the next 3 years in prison after a crime spree spent largely at a golf course landed him numerous charges.

LINCOLN — Gov. Jim Pillen’s much-amended plan to raise sales taxes to decrease local property taxes went down in flames Thursday, the final day of the 2024 state legislative session.

Carolann Morales starts most days like the rest of us. Get out of bed, get one kid ready for school, another to head to the sitter and then it is

The Washington D.C. area has seen tree canopy decline from over 50% to just under that amount in less than a decade, according to the regional government authority. Officials with

BILLINGS, Mont. - The organization, Record Store Day, started an annual celebratory day in 2007 to shine a light on independent record stores around the world.

Four candidates are in the Republican primary for the open Oregon Senate District 29 seat.

I am in excellent health and take NO prescriptions. If I do not apply for a Medicare prescription drug plan, do I still have to pay the “extra” $33.30?