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Corsicana has lagged in tourism development for over 30 years.

Cost of living index shows price levels in Israel last year were 38% higher than in member countries of the OECD

The committee, proposed by Justice Minister Yariv Levin, has been authorized by the government to inspect the conduct of the police and State Attorney's Office in using spyware.

More than $114,000 in cash has gone missing from the Erie County Clerks Office since January of last year, and County Comptroller Kevin Hardwick said hes concerned a thief is

Kids across Connecticut are stuffing their backpacks with supplies, and some families are getting a little help with everything that they need at The Olive...

Local sales tax collections almost all beat statewide gains in July, the state’s financial watchdog reported.

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS: After years of construction and billions in cost, the Tel Aviv Light Rail starts heading down the track.

A wave of violence in the run-up to Sunday’s ballot led candidates to end their campaigns screened by police escorts following the assassination of Fernando Villavicencio

Former Marion court clerk admits to stealing $50,000 Marion

The first plan was approved 21 years ago. The reasons for the snarl-ups are well worth studying for the sake of current and future projects.