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Are truancy officers about to get help in fighting absenteeism?

Ohioans can support the beauty of the state’s natural world by simply checking a box on their tax return. Donations to Ohio’s Wildlife Diversity or State Nature Preserves funds are

Concerned Residents for Amherst Central Park last week asked a judge to overturn the towns approval of the project at the vast Westwood Country Club site.

Copco 1, the oldest of the three remaining dams on the Klamath River, was breached Tuesday.

An unexpected sound filled a Penticton auditorium Tuesday night after School District 67 superintendent Todd Manuel finished outlining plans to close three schools and embark on a larger overhaul of

No wonder the Omaha Public Power District had trouble with icing on the Missouri River water intakes at its coal-fired power plants earlier this month. The Mighty Mo hit a

Frederick County is workshopping a document that analyzes local water limitations and issues to guide future growth and development plans’ water needs.

Unfortunately for the four horsepackers, their 260-mile trip into Yellowstone National Park started with a setback.

A foggy beginning and end to the day. Freezing fog advisory issued for Walla Walla, Yakima and Sunnyside and Hermiston. The advisory will be in effect until 10 a.m. Friday.

Next up: An 8-mile loop in Portlands “urban wilderness.”