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Open Senate seats are rare. When they happen, a flurry of both well-known and completely unknown candidates seek the office.

Most Republican voters said they are still undecided in the early poll.

Sen. Mitt Romney’s decision to not run for a second term leaves the playing field wide open for Utah Republicans who want to run for his Senate seat. “The people of Utah may not agree with me on all the issues or how I voted on Donald Trump, but they do respect people who have integrity and vote their conscience,” he said. As Romney prepares to depart from Washington, D.C., he “opens a door to a floodgate of candidates to replace him,” as political consu...

The race to replace Utah Republican Sen. Mitt Romney is largely open now that he has decided not to run, with only one declared GOP candidate in the field.

The dictator’s endgame is hard to predict

Pastor Ramón Vielza is helping train church planters in south Alabama with support from the Myers-Mallory State Missions Offering. The Week of Prayer for State Missions is Sept. 10–17.

An inquest hears there were repeated delays while rugby player Maddy Lawrence was in hospital.

HAVERHILL — Students returning to school will find many familiar faces along with at least one new one with Michael Downs taking over the principalship of Haverhill High School. He

Boston Market must stop operations at 27 NJ locations over $2.5M in unpaid wages, fines, penalties

Here's a collection of old photographs of Chesaning (and the old showboat) in Saginaw County, Michigan. When was the last time YOU were there?