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A Wilmington woman is out on bail after she allegedly stole more than 2100 dollars worth of clothing from a Newark-area department store.

REDMOND — Chef Kimba Christian was at the Spring Home and Garden Show Saturday morning to sell pots and pans, but make no mistake, she was really there to have

Executive sessions are reserved for topics deemed too sensitive for public disclosure, and those are clearly defined in Title 25 of the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act.

As the November general election approaches, two El Paso City Council members – city Reps. Cassandra Hernandez and Brian Kennedy – may become political opponents for the mayoral position while

On the impacts of industrial solar

On your first glance of the exhibit at the Lyndon House Arts Center, you might only see trash scattered throughout the gallery. Looking closer, it is evident that the trash

A Hamas official said Sunday the groups delegation for Gaza truce talks in Cairo was leaving for Qatar, after public disagreement with Israel intensified over demands to end their seven-month

These alumni, faculty and staff members were recognized in this year’s Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Alumni Awards Ceremony:

Hugo Selig, a pioneer lawyer, described one of his first impressions of the town of Montrose in 1887:

Last year, we came together as child care program owners and early childhood educators from around Vermont to sound the alarm on the dire state of Vermont’s child care system.