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NEW YORK (AP) — Avril Lavigne — the princess of pop-punk — has a new title: mom.
When a South Florida woman suddenly lost her husband, she found herself having to navigate finances all alone. When she couldn’t collect thousands of dollarsRead More
The Delaware Electric Cooperative announced Tuesday, Nov. 10, that it will return $10 million in capital credits to 81,000 members who received electricity from the vendor in 2014-15.
Hundreds attended the annual Veterans Day service at the Delaware Memorial Bridge Wednesday.
All flights across the United States are grounded and millions of passengers are stranded. NPR talked to passengers at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
Multiple rallies opposing the local use of Automatic License Plate Reader cameras took place across Connecticut Thursday.
Connecticut communities are preparing for winter after last season’s snowfall left several towns facing road salt shortages and higher prices for emergency supplies.
Local riders and advocates are celebrating the expanded North Fruita Desert network, better known as 18 Road.
Back-to-back storms left guardrails “hanging in thin air” and buried highway in up to 8 feet of rocks, mud and debris
More than six million people could lose SNAP eligibility by 2029. Weld County food bank leaders and local families share their concerns about the proposed changes.
CDOT is pumping the brakes on plans for center-running bus lanes for its Colorado Boulevard Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Design – a decision that has supporters and critics of the project both upset.
A West Bexar County business owner wants the Texas Department of Transportation to fix his access to U.S.-90, but the state agency indicated it’s not their issue.