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CHEYENNE — In a surprising turn of events, members of the Freedom Caucus defeated a bill aimed at preventing financial institutions from discriminating against credit card firearm transactions, according to

Live shows for going out, streaming ones for staying in.

The attorney representing Wildwood Mayor Ernie Troiano Jr. against charges of official misconduct was disqualified from the case Friday after accepting a job with the Attorney Generals Office, the same office that is prosecuting his client.

(TNS) In a lengthy email to University of Kentucky students and staff Wednesday, President Eli Capilouto rebuked GOP legislators’ efforts to curtail diversity, equity and inclusion practices at public universities,

As he battles an undisclosed form of cancer, King Charles has got back to work in London where he has reportedly had more treatment for the disease.

RAWLINS – In an effort to revise the Rawlins Police Commission Civil Service Rules and Regulations, the city council approved amendments to the document during the meeting on Tuesday, Feb.

West Virginia has begun a new project to bring more businesses to the state. This project is called Choose West Virginia.

Warmer weather means open waters are available in many lakes for good fishing.

Most Idahoans trust public libraries and librarians and more Idahoans feel the state is on the wrong track than they have in the past decade, according to a new report

ATLANTA — (TNS) An evidentiary hearing Thursday has the potential to set Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ sprawling election interference case back on track — or prompt it to