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When President Biden signs the $1.7 trillion omnibus bill into law, Maine’s lobster industry will take a six-year step back from the brink thanks to the efforts of Maine’s congressional delegation which secured a last-minute addition that put...

Vote at 321preps.com and floridatoday.com for the Community Credit Union Florida Athlete of the Week for Dec. 12-17, 2022.

Ronkeith Adkins, 84, lived a life full of adventures, from rubbing shoulders with mobsters in Detroit as a boy to skydiving with D-Day veterans as a young adult. And at

The partys council election drought now stands at 22 years.

Georgia Power and the state’s Public Service Commission were not in agreement about a proposed rate hike to fund infrastructure upgrades, including renewable energy sources, but agreed on the need for EV charging subsidies.

Voters returned two incumbents and two newcomers to the City Council, based on the uncertified vote.

South Main Street, New Martinsville was alive with Chili chefs, Chili aficionados, romping kids and pickle ball players for the Wetzel County ChiliFest on Satur

A Republican concern was brought forward the day after the Democratic Committee issued an election fairness statement that criticized the GOP.

Halloween falls on a Monday this year, which means your kids probably won't be out too late trick-or-treating. However, if they're staying in this year, here's some cool treats you can try at home to get them in the spooky spirit.

Use these recipes from Food Network to turn fruit into Halloween treats kids of all ages will devour.