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The Winston-Salem chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy refiles an old lawsuit dragging out a process that had a reasonable solution offered years ago.

ENID, Okla. — Enids Firefighter of the Year and Officer of the Year were honored this week by Dr. Richard DeVaugn and the DeVaughn Foundation for their commitment to residents

Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon, who has represented the 119th district in the New York State Assembly for the past five consecutive years, announced she will run for reelection once again. Buttenschon made the announcement on Thursday at the Veterans Outreach Center in Utica.

Joe Madison, who excelled as a student and football player at Washington University before launching his iconic civil rights and radio careers, died on Jan. 31, 2024 at 74 in

In the realm of corporate governance, the traditional boardroom has long stood as a symbol of power, decision-making, and strategic direction. Historically, these spaces have been characterized by uniformity in

The flight safety rules passed after a 2009 plane crash in Clarence survived yet another potential challenge on Thursday when the Senate Commerce Committee approved major aviation legislation that includes

Students have been learning leadership skills and how to handle themselves in stressful situations, and got a chance to practice those skills in a competition called "The Amazing Shake."

Happy Thursday, Tennessee Valley! Clouds will continue to increase tonight, with some patchy areas of drizzle developing. Overnight lows will be in the 40s.

A middle school student who is accused of making threats against the lives of other students is no longer attending the Chippewa Falls schools, says superintendent Jeff Holmes.

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