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A city "being ripped apart" is how one mayoral candidate has responded to the nationwide exposure of Rotorua's emergency housing crisis.

After Saturday's double header in Fraher Field, the Senior Hurling action continues at the famous Dungarvan venue on Sunday with another East v West double…

The School District has reallocated roughly $4.5 million for certified staff salaries in the 2022-2023 school year. This raises the minimum teacher salary by 14.3%, from $38,500 last school year to $44,000 this school year, if they have only a bachelors degree.

Rotorua Lakes Council says some of its assessments of reserves tipped for housing are based on "anecdotal information".

Some are concerned it means the system in Rotorua involving the use of motels for emergency housing will be long term.

Plans to build a $400 million grain elevator would disrupt Black burial grounds and educational sites about slavery.

A whistleblower says a plan to build a grain elevator on an old plantation would disrupt important historical sites, including possibly unmarked graves of enslaved people, and that her cultural resource management firm tried to bury her findings.

The Delaware Tech lacrosse squad downed Union County College 20-5 April 29, to win the NJCAA Region 19 Championship. It is the team’s first Region 19 title since 2010. They finish the season at 10-5. Del Tech took 45 shots in the contest to Union’s...

WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. (WENY) -- Aspiring car technicians came out to Watkins Glen International on Friday morning to help kick off the 18th Annual Green Grand Prix.

Quin Forgrave is often racing against himself. A senior on the Olentangy boys track team, he’s looking to qualify for state for the third time.