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College students looking for a summer job have an opportunity to get college credit while getting paid.

A Galley Hatch worker from Czechia is recovering from injuries after he was struck by an alleged drunken driver. The driver is now facing a felony DWI charge.

ROCK SPRINGS -- Western Wyoming Community College’s Homecoming Chili Cook-Off (Cook-Off) will be on Western’s main campus Saturday, February 3, 2024. The 2023 Cook-Off saw over 15 chilies spread across

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln will experience budget cuts to several areas of programming, staffing and academics, including cuts to majors, staff positions and university programs. Reporter Ella Johnson details where the budget deficit may have come from.

Organizers say the CSU student assistants would form the largest union of non-academic, undergraduate workers in the country.

The Nevada Appeal, the Silver States oldest continuously run newspaper, first published on May 16, 1865.

As part of their annual review, the Civil Grand Jury suggests the formation of a “Grow Your Own” program to aid in the recruiting and retention crisis experienced by law enforcement agencies both locally and nationally. 

South Williamsport, Pa. — Two new employees have joined the Little League International team: Lauren Rude as Communications Coordinator and Natalie Lincalis as full-time Graphic Designer.

Ms. Lincalis served as the Graphic Design Intern in Summer 2022 and will now be a permanent full-time member of the organization.

Pritzker Marine Biology Research center, at New College, is in the Governors budget for up to 1.9 million dollars, for funding.