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"Only with honesty can politicians win back the public’s trust," writes Tom Stebbins.

An Administrative Law Judge (“ALJ”) at the State Division of Tax Appeals sustained two deficiency notices assessing over $15 million in tax against Cushlin Limited (“Cushlin”), a...

South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley announced Friday that a former state correctional officer has been convicted of simple assault on a prison inmate.

Boise State employees adapt to new challenges this semester

"Any parent who thinks they are smarter technically than a 17-year-old doesn’t know their 17-year-old," an industry expert said.

The plan is also important if you’re still living but become incapacitated or unable to act on your own behalf.

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Russian warships patrol the outside of the Black Sea, launching missiles at Ukrainian cities whilst making a de facto blockade, threatening any vessel that would possibly attempt to breach it. Skimming the water’s floor, Ukrainian sea drones elevate explosives stealthily towards Russian ports and vessels, a rising danger in Kyiv’s...

The two activists who originally proposed installing the marker, commemorating a woman convicted of trying forcibly to overthrow the government of the United States, filed suit against the state this week

Del Oro Water Company issued a response letter on Friday in the wake of customers complaints theyre not receiving the most basic resource needed that the company is supposed to