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The judge described the incidents as a “significant escalation” in Stephen O’Reilly’s offending…

The charging provider is giving drivers a new kind of charging solution with perks.

A teenager went from having a scholarship to play football to spending more than a month in jail for a murder he didn’t commit.

Charging an electric car is a wildly different experience than filling up the tank of a car or truck with an internal-combustion engine. In the heyday of…

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is awarding Oklahoma City $7.1 million in grant funding to continue reducing homelessness.

Kildare teachers in primary and second level schools, whose pupils take part in the annual Texaco Children’s Art Competition, are reminded that the closing date…

A student claims he pulled in to check if the garage had a cash machine - but received a hefty fine in the post later as cameras spied him going to Tesco instead.

If you think the six-point intersection of Camp Bowie/University/W. 7th is confusing now, you have no idea. There’s a reason it’s probably Fort Worth’s most historically infamous crossroads.

Local history 50 years ago: 1974 Because of the truckers’ strike, 81 service station dealers of Blair County formed the Blair County Gasoline Dealers Association, Frank Rabits president. Truck strikers had pickets at the Gulf, Amoco, Arco, Texaco and British Petroleum (BP) gasoline terminals. 25 years ago: 1999 About 20 victims of the December natural […]

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