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Cravens was a major force behind the Palm Springs International Piano Competition, COD Foundation, Palm Springs Opera Guild and other organizations.

Eric CHilton tells stories that will have you saying, "I never knew that!"

RI Internationals contract ends at the end of June at the Palm Springs location and another site in Riverside.

Leaders of the Southern Baptist Convention released a previously-secret list of pastors and church-affiliated personnel. Some were in East Tennessee.

Two Ukrainian women, a mother and a daughter, quickly fled their war-torn country when Russian bombs dropped on their home city of Kyiv. Now, after an odyssey that took them through Romania, Bulgaria and Turkey, Vita and Dasha Shareyko Dagayeva face an uncertain future in Wilton Manors amid unresolved legal questions posed by U.S. immigration policies toward Ukrainians.

Two Ukrainian women, a mother and a daughter, quickly fled their war-torn country when Russian bombs dropped on their home city of Kyiv. Now, after an odyssey that took them through Romania, Bulgaria and Turkey, Vita and Dasha Shareyko Dagayeva face an uncertain future in Wilton Manors amid unresolved legal questions posed by U.S. immigration policies toward Ukrainians.

Laurel County Sheriff John Root says Deputy Tommy Houston was dispatched to a noninjury traffic crash at the intersection of KY 552 and US 25 near a b...

Home improvers and tradespeople in Hackney have helped raise almost £5,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support.

Cal Poly researchers study the clam population in Grover Beach KSBY and last updated 2021-05-30 00:26:24-04 A group of Cal Poly students and staff are working to restore the population of clams at Pismo and Grover Beaches. Nearly 30 researchers went to Grover Beach early this morning to dig up small clams from the sand. A research team led by Cal Poly professor Ben Ruttenberg has studied clams at Pismo Beach since 2015. Ruttenberg says there used to be an abundance of clams along central coast ...

BAKER CITY — A former guard at the Powder River Correctional Facility, who has spent nearly a year behind bars at the Baker County Jail, will spend the next 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to child pornography charges on Tuesday, March 9, in Baker County Circuit Court. Judge Matt Shirtcliff sided with District Attorney Greg Baxter in taking the harsher end of a plea agreement that ranged from five years to 15 years in prison in sentencing David Leon Cernazanu. As part of the agree...