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Mrs. Chaplain was a real prayer warrior. I use that term “warrior” because her prayers sometimes result in people getting hurt. But believe me, I don’t call her “Mrs. Chaplain”

PENDLETON — Thirteen people met the service dogs who will change their lives Monday, April 8, during a "Leash Passing Ceremony" at Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution, Pendleton.

Hear from a donor recipient, a transplant doctor and a donor about recognizing organ donors courageous efforts.

In many movies directed by Alfred Hitchcock, a man is wrongly accused of a crime. The audience readily identifies with him because they know upfront that he’s innocent. The suspense

OTTUMWA — While he has since resigned as Wapello County Attorney for a job in the private sector, Reuben Neffs license will remain intact after the Iowa Supreme Court ruled

"I think God sent her here for you to take care of her," Susan Hazletts mother told her 20 years ago. And Susan knew she was right.

Few of my columns draw the ire of Idaho’s hate peddlers like my recent comment about the Democrat’s “bankrupt the Trumps” strategy and how small donors are foiling it by

Heres a roundup of local stories that ran this week.

Donald Trump issued a lengthy statement on abortion this past Monday. It is the latest of several positions he has taken on an issue that continues to be hotly debated.

WINCHESTER - When Town Meeting begins on Monday, April 29, the body may only get through a few articles. In fact, it would be somewhat of a major shock if