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Anyone who fancies themselves as a Van Gogh or who might want to be an artist now has an opportunity to learn about art through classes Friday evenings at Mugs

Local baker soon to be featured on a new Food Network culinary show.

NORTH ATTLEBORO — A study for a new fire station is resuming with an additional $30,000 infusion.

It’s been over three years since Arizona voters (including those in Santa Cruz County) opted to sell their souls for a legalized hit of the Devil’s Lettuce. Prop 207 –

The Parsons City Commission on Monday approved ordinances dealing with rental properties and restricting parking on front lawns and city streets.

A website used by more than 2,000 criminals to defraud victims has been taken down by global law enforcement.

Here’s a list of events happening this weekend in Auburn, Opelika and surrounding areas:

BALTIMORE (AP) — The owner of the massive container ship Dali, which caused the deadly collapse of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge last month, has initiated a process requiring owners

Gov. Jim Pillen came up empty-handed Thursday in his quest to reduce property taxes by even half of his 40% goal, but he told lawmakers theyll be called back to

On Monday morning, Denton voters will begin casting ballots to determine if Mayor Gerard Hudspeth will receive a final term in office to complete his four priorities, which include addressing