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The team at the Bush Theatre, led by Artistic Director Lynette Linton and Executive Director Lauren Clancy are celebrating an unprecedented year of hit plays, community work, and industry awards for the venue's 50th anniversary year.

Looking to bounce back from an opening game loss to No. 1-ranked Worland, the No. 2-ranked Powell Panthers welcomed a pair of Uinta County opponents to Powell on Thursday and Friday — starting …

For a hospital that basically said "Trust us" on beginning the move from a public, governmental entity to a private, nonprofit organization in 2022, a federal whistleblower lawsuit alleging illegal billing practices and allowing doctors-in-training to operate on patients without physician supervision is not a good look for Erlanger Health System.

A federal whistleblower lawsuit filed against Erlanger Health System accuses hospital leaders of illegal billing practices by knowingly overlapping surgeries and allowing trainees to operate on patients without physician supervision, among other patient safety and compliance issues.

Arts Team member, Katie Hill, sits down with Will Jackson following his performance of his one-man show, ‘Yours Sincerely’, at The Rep, Birmingham on 2nd March 2022. Will Jackson is an award-winning writer, director and comedian. He is a Birmingham REP Foundry Artist, one of the six 2019 emerging writers at the Bush Theatre and is an Attitude Magazine rising comic star.Katie: Hello, you’re here with me, Katie, and Kitty live from Burn FM. We’re here at The Rep in Birmingham and we’re h...

Starting spots at running back, center, defensive end, cornerback and safety could still be up for grabs as Denver moves toward NFL Draft

It was a development even Cincinnati didn't see coming, but a number of factors aligned to put Orlando Brown Jr. in Bengals stripes.

Our NFL Nation reporters played GM and navigated the offseason quarterback market, through trade offers, free agent deals and early-round draft picks. Who landed a new starter?

A bullet proof vest may have saved the life of the Newton Police Chief after he was shot in the back Saturday morning while helping enforce an eviction.

A bullet proof vest may have saved the life of the Newton Police Chief after he was shot in the back Saturday morning while helping enforce an eviction.