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The City of Palestine has spent the past several days under a boil water notice, and there is currently no timeline for when it will be lifted. The notice, originally

In January, while temperatures dropped to the single digits in Wisconsin, 14 undergraduate and graduate students from the University of Wisconsin-Stout ventured into the Belize rainforest and barrier reef to

MOUTH OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER — Deckhand Curtis McKenzie and his captain, Zeke Estrella, of the Sunset Charge pulled up to Ilwaco Landing last Monday to drop off crab pots.

Perhaps the two sweetest words this time of year in the upper Midwest are “January thaw.”

We all saw it. A genocidal government launched a staggeringly savage massacre against civilians. Now, the International Court of Justice in the Hague has taken notice — but in a

On Friday the halls of the Mill Springs Battlefield Museum were lit in the eerie glow of candles – luminaria that honored those who lost their lives at the local

FLORENCE — As issues from last weeks winter storm persist in some areas, precipitation in the liquid form will dominate the Shoals for the remainder of this week.

I grew up catching bluegills (and one huge catfish) in the pond behind my house. In high school, I started canoeing the rivers in northeast Iowa. I still love spending

WARSAW — Jade Duffin has been there before, though at last year’s GLOW With Your Hands Healthcare, Duffin didn’t know what to expect.

CURIOUS MIND: How come Twin Falls County has such an unfriendly street numbering system?