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Ruger Ennis, 10, of Ardmore, was recognized Wednesday as an ambassador for the Alabama Kidney Foundation.
TEXARKANA, Texas -- From Tuesday, Nov. 17, through Saturday, Nov. 21, everyone who successfully donates blood, platelets or plasma with LifeShare Blood Center will receive a free fleece blanket and a $15 voucher toward the purchase of a ham or turkey, redeemable at a wide variety of grocers.
Famed New York French restaurant Pastis opens in West Palm Beach at the Nora Hotel, with its delicious brasserie dishes for lunch and dinner.
Fresh off a midterm rout that handed Democrats an 8-3 edge in Virginia's delegation, an exultant Gov. Spanberger said Republicans lost touch with voters on inflation and the war launched against Iran.
Trump faces a profoundly reshaped Washington for the last two years of his presidency. Democrats will have the power to block his legislative agenda, reject his appointees and investigate his administration.
Fishermen are finding some unexpected tropical fish off the coast of Massachusetts. Here
Trump points to the Iran war as a cause of Republican losses, while other senior party figures say they didn't seem to care about the "real pain" of Americans.
For those who’ve wondered what’s in those industrial-looking semitrailers with military escorts on I-80 through Wyoming, it could’ve been a nuclear…
HOUSTON >> Oil prices fell 9% today in volatile trading as investors awaited Washington’s next move in the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran after President Donald Trump’s Republican Party lost control of Congress in midterm elections.
WASHINGTON >> President Donald Trump said today the Iran war has been worth it despite acknowledging its role in losses in U.S. midterm elections in which his Republican party lost control of Congress.
The Lee County Leadership Committee is inviting area non-profit organizations to submit proposals for projects that will affect positive change in Lee County.
Like so many of his schoolmates, Wayne Auer was headed to Vietnam. The 1969 draft selected him, all but sealing his fate overseas, where tens of thousands of Americans would