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Two weeks ago the city arrested Brad Carlson while urban camping. Carlson then moved camps, where he was assaulted by a neighbor of his new location.

Utah Transit Authority officials released the schedule for TRAX service maintenance projects that will exist over its service area between May and October, which may cause some delays.

Generations of school children in Marietta have learned how in 1788, 48 men floated down the Ohio River aboard the flatboat called the Adventure Galley to start

Expect some road closures starting Saturday at noon for the Flower City Challenge, the annual half marathon and 5K on Sunday that will go throughout Rochester.

CHARLESTON, WV (WVNS) — Nearly $19 million in funds for 61 West Virginia outdoor recreation projects was announced by Governor Justice. The funds will go towards projects in 34 counties, nine travel regions, and almost 700 miles of trails throughout the state. Investing in our cities, towns, parks, and trails is truly one of the […]

Jeremy Walther spent his 45th birthday following a passion and fulfilling a vision with three of his favorite people.

JPOrleans Announces Land Acquisition for New Residential Community ...

FINEVIEW— People made the drive to Minna Anthony Common Nature Center on Wellesley Island for an Earth Day Celebration on Saturday, where they took part in several outdoor activities.

Every spring, Sudden Oak Death is on my mind, right up there with mid-April tax time, writes columnist Bill Pramuk.