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A company that solicits charitable donations for nonprofits cannot continue its constitutional challenge to Colorados regulations because it no longer faces a prohibition on operating in the state, a federal judge ruled last week.

Three Falcon Highlands Metropolitan District board members are facing a recall election this July over groundwater issues and what some community members believe is a developer conflict of interest.

Police said Daycyus Bailey fired multiple shots from behind a vehicle occupied by a woman and her two adult children Dec. 29, 2022 in Ansonia.

A company that solicits charitable donations for nonprofits cannot continue its constitutional challenge to Colorados regulations because it no longer faces a prohibition on operating in the state, a federal judge ruled last week.

With a censure vote looming over him, embattled Champaign County Auditor George Danos issued an "open letter" to county board members that rejects misconduct accusations against him.

About 90% of goats in herds near Darrington, Snohomish County, have vanished. Wildlife officials moved hundreds of goats to the area, from the Olympic Mountains, but only a few are

Cherokee Metro District board members facing the recall Linda Keleher and Steve Hasbrouck do not think water hardness is a problem for the district. Those who led the recall want to see a water hardness issues in the district address.

Cherokee Metro District board members facing the recall Linda Keleher and Steve Hasbrouck do not think water hardness is a problem for the district. Those who led the recall want to see a water hardness issues in the district address.

In the current era of digitalization, cybersecurity has become a topmost priority for businesses, regardless of their size and nature. With the growing dependence on digital infrastructure and data, safeguarding against cyber threats has become crucial to ensure uninterrupted business operations. However, the evolving nature of cyberattacks poses significant challenges for traditional security measures.

CENTRAL CITY — The Merrick County Republican Party will host a meeting on Monday, May 6. The event begins at 7 p.m. at Interconnection Systems Inc. (former E Free Church),