New Fort Worth Texas Temple opens to public in Burleson ↗
For the first time in 42 years, a new temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is opening in North Texas, giving the public a rare opportunity
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John Joseph Pistro, age 69, of Crown Point, IN, previously of Dyer, IN and Hegewisch, IL passed away on November 9, 2026. He is survived by hi…
To commemorate the 250th anniversary of America, Chevrolet takes its compact Colorado pickup with a base price of just over $40,000, and slams a Stars and Steel Special Edition package to it adding even more value to its Trail Boss upgrade.
As human-bear conflicts increase, Connecticut officials are urging residents to invest in bear-proof trash cans.
Windy conditions and large surf are expected across the islands today, with a gale warning, wind advisory and high surf advisory in effect for parts of the state.
Veterans were praised as "the lifeblood" of the nation during a Veteran's Day ceremony Wednesday at the Arkansas State Capitol.
Virginia license revenue funds research, hatcheries, and stocking that have restored native Eastern Highland walleye and boosted fisheries in rivers statewide.
4-H is more than a youth program. It helps young people develop confidence, resilience, responsibility, accountability and citizenship skills they can use throughout life.
Three Forks, Mont. — The Montana Department of Transportation are proposing changes at the West Three Forks interchange near Interstate 90 and U.S. Highway 287 to improve traffic flow and
BOZEMAN, MONT. — Montana State University has received national recognition for how it supports student veterans who are transitioning to life out of the armed forces.
Drivers on Interstate 64 in Charleston, WV should plan for lane closures through Nov. 9, 2026 as crews finish applying a high-friction pavement coating to the I-64/I-77 split, the latest step in the West Virginia Department of Transportation
The University of New Mexico received an estimated $55 million estate gift from an anonymous donor, funding scholarships, research, clinical training and arts programs.
The Sun Tavern served Utah’s LGBTQ+ community as a disco hall, community gathering space and safe haven.