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WATERVILLE — A family of ranchers who have been using state grazing lands since the 1950s is suing the state Department of Natural Resources after it ended their leases.

To commemorate the 450th episode of NCIS, were looking back on Gibbs memorable words to live by.

Arizona lawmakers Wednesday voted to repeal an unpopular near-total abortion ban that was enacted in 1864. The Republican-controlled state house voted 32-28 to approve repealing the draconian, 160-year-old law after

Attorney General Dana Nessel and Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson are right that Michigan’s transparency requirements of elected officials are a joke. Efforts by their fellow Democrats to strengthen them

North Country state representatives spoke in support of a bill that would put a casino proposed for any community to a town-wide vote, but an amendment floated by a state

MORGANTOWN, W.Va (WV News) — Its been 22 years in the making, but the moment of truth has finally arrived for Zach Frazier, West Virginias All-American center, as he, his

In response to the continued conflict in Israel and Palestine, student demonstrations in solidarity with people in Palestine have drawn scrutiny across the country and in Texas.

The Ohio Supreme Court has suspended a lawyer who pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault after being accused of touching his stepdaughter’s 18-year-old friend in a sexual manner during a sleepover in which she became sick from drinking the alcohol that he supplied.

Robert Smith, a former Eureka High School custodian, has been sentenced to three years in prison on April 25 after pleading guilty to molesting a student with special needs.

PEAPACK-GLADSTONE - A statewide animal rights group has called off Saturdays protest of the boroughs planned euthanasia of Canada geese in Liberty Park, but some local residents still plan to