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Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum has made fixing the fountain in the Swan Lake Historic District a priority before leaving office. The fountain has been inoperable for a quarter century.

The magnesium chloride retardant was in limited use last fire season, loaded into the two large air tankers and some smaller, single-engine aircraft also in Montana.

The old Wildcat Stadium may be getting a facelift in 2025, Angleton ISD is getting a new website and residents could soon own some of the districts old library furniture.

Despite breaking barriers in Hollywood, Joan Micklin Silver remains largely unknown outside of cinema circles, including in her home state of Nebraska.

HUNTINGTON — A Huntington man was charged with grand larceny after West Virginia State Police found him in possession of stolen items from three local Walmart stores.

SPRINGFIELD — The recent surge of international migrants arriving in Illinois has brought with it a host of new challenges for state and local officials. Those range from filling their

When it takes effect, a provision of LB1402 sunsets a tax credit for donors to private school scholarships passed in 2023, which will render a referendum on that law moot.

Visitors at an Earth Week demonstration on the campus of East Carolina University kicked the tires of a few popular EVs and talked to experts about going electric.

The Commissioners Tuesday hired Beam, Longest & Neff and Traynor & Associates to do appraisals of the Madison County Government Center, Community Corrections Complex and the existing jail.

BURLINGTON – This Saturday will bring the fifth annual Brewfest, and organizer David Kroll said this is the largest event yet, featuring libations from over 20 breweries and distilleries, some