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New Mexico State University named Richard "Biff" Williams one of five finalists for president. He will interview for Missouri State job mid-February.

Regents gave a glimpse into who could serve as the head of NMSU during a Feb. 2 meeting. Public forums and campus visits will take place in the coming weeks.

Carroll County Health Department officials are warning Taneytown residents about possible exposure to a rabid fox found dead in the area on Friday. According to a Tuesday news release from

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A critically endangered parrot could be at additional risk of extinction after it was discovered that they carry a half-dozen novel viruses.

State Consumer Commission, UP presided over by Mr. Justice Ashok Kumar, the Chairman, declared a verdict in favor of the appellant, Ketan Kumar Singh, in a dispute against S.M. College of Veterinary...

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There are around 4,500 mutton stalls in the city and two slaughterhouses – at KR Market and at Tannery Road – where thousands of sheep and goats are slaughtered daily. On an average, 30,000 sheep and goats are killed per month at the Tannery Road slaughterhouse and 15,000 to 16,000 at the KR Market one.