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Work continues to learn more about the history of the government-run Fort Simcoe Indian boarding school in the Lower Yakima Valley.

All three of the men were homeless, and Wright was arrested at the People's City Mission after staff said he bragged to others about committing the murders.

A Lincoln man was sentenced to life in prison on Tuesday for the murders of two men last summer. 56 year old W...

College Station city councilors discussed a wide variety of topics during Thursday night’s council meeting, including whether or not the city needs a recreation center or a convention center, or

July 29, 2023

TAMPA, Fla. (Legal Newsline) - A class action lawsuit says the filling in Walmart's fruit bars contains artificial flavors, though consumers would be misled by the front of their packaging.

Love and excellence are needed for children to achieve in todays K-12 school environment, and those words were used often Tuesday at Sumter School Districts annual Back-to-School Rally. Superintendent William Wright Jr. and keynote speaker …

Here are 22 things to do in Pueblo from Aug. 4-17, from a Slovenian heritage exhibit to First Friday Art Walk festivities and a square dance festival.

EXETER — A seat on the Wyoming Area School Board that’s been vacated twice since the start of the calendar year was filled again at the beginning of Tuesday…

MIAMI (Legal Newsline) - The lawyers who hoped to sue Kraft Heinz because they claimed its microwave macaroni and cheese takes longer than advertised to prepare failed to prove their client was harmed, a federal judge ruled.