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Lawmakers in the Kansas House rejected a tax plan that had the support of GOP leaders and Governor Laura Kelly, and which had been approved by the Senate earlier on Thursday...the Kansas Highway Patrol has identified three Nebraska residents killed in a head-on crash near Lawrence on Wednesday... and a Czech-based ag equipment company selects central Kansas for its new North American headquarters and manufacturing plant, investing $105 million in Rice County. Those headlines and more, inside.

Utility companies say it could take until early next week to fully restore power in areas of Maine hit hard by a spring nor'easter.

The YMCA of Owen Sound Grey Bruce announced its Strong Communities Campaign raised $98,000, a bit shy of its $100,000 goal.

As Whittier’s election approaches on Tuesday, April 9, the Whittier Daily News asked candidates running for city council to weigh in. Meet Monica Sena, who is running to represent District 3.

Chili’s on Paul Huff Parkway in Cleveland scored a 70.

The Southern Chiefs' Organization and True North Real Estate Development plan to work together to build a residential tower at Portage Place, the two organizations said at a news conference at the downtown Winnipeg mall on Friday.

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Ink-stained and booze-soaked memories of when this was a four-newspaper town.

Healthy “third spaces” are key tool for preventing mental health, substance use issues

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (WTAJ) – April 5th is Wear Blue Day in observance of National Child Abuse Prevention Month and Mount Nittany Health is urging the community to work together to prevent child abuse and neglect.