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ENTERPRISE — At about 1:30 a.m. on Oct. 30, Donna and Adam Roberge were awakened by the sound of their dog, Dakota, vomiting.

Maybe you have seen the TV commercial where a man is walking across a busy street when he suddenly confronts another person right there in the middle of the crosswalk.

Experts are weighing in on a court’s decision to award a former high school coach $25 million after The Oklahoman misidentified him as having made racist remarks during a Norman

ALBANY – Dougherty County will start the search for a new county administrator, but the 4-3 vote, along with the discussion that preceded it, showed that county commissioners are divided

This February 14, give the gifts of love and laughter.

Sometimes I am asked about the capacity of our government. I can say for certain the state has weakened its capacity to perform optimally across all agencies.

LOGAN — Following the investigation into the Cache County Clerk’s office initiated on Dec. 5 last year, the state office of the Lieutenant Governor released a report on Tuesday with

The Marion City Council held a special meeting Tuesday to interview candidates for the city council attorney position and ended up tabling the decision after a tie vote.

MURRAY – Local school superintendents say that because their districts already have policies in place, a proposed bill that would require Kentucky school boards to adopt policies prohibiting student use

The 33-year-old has lived a life of taking gambles and worrying about the consequences later.