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The Marion High School Academic Giants are headed back to state finals.

PAWTUCKET – Police ended a lengthy investigation late Friday morning when they arrested Brania Garcia, 39, of 19 Plum St. (Apt. 1), Providence, on one count of felony embezzlement and

The fire marshals office says it believes the fires were "incendiary in nature."

“The court could make a narrow ruling that doesn’t affect us …,” said city spokeswoman Michelle Brooks. “Or the court could make a sweeping ruling that affects all cities.”

Tree frogs chirp a frantic pre-mating serenade from the tiny spring-creek that adjoins the side yard. Chokecherry trees fill the overhead canopy with snowy blossoms. The bloom of daffodils and

Did you know that if the officials of Mobile and Ohio line had not approached Meridian’s first settler, Mr. Richard McLemore, today Meridian would be named Sowashee Junction?

In the House of Adams, waiting for significant events to begin is tortuous, unless something else of importance occupies the time, like Charlie Platt bringing over bounteous boiled Valencia peanuts.

A retired Niagara Falls police officer who shot and killed a pit bull outside his 65th Street home last September has joined one of his neighbors in filing lawsuits seeking

Nippon Steel says it has postponed the expected closing of its $14.1 billion takeover of U.S. Steel by three months after the U.S. Department of Justice requested more documentation related

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — With about three weeks to go before the Illinois General Assembly is scheduled to adjourn its spring legislative session, supermajority Democrats showed their strength this week as