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BAKER CITY — Grants from the Oregon Community Foundation will help expand a radio broadcasting program for Baker County youths, support a nonprofit whose volunteers advocate for children who are […]
MORROW COUNTY — The Oregon Department of Agriculture reported milk from a Morrow County dairy tested positive for highly pathogenic avian influenza, the first detection at a dairy in Oregon. […]
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The Wyoming Business Council is accepting applications for the Winter 2027 cohort of Assessment to Action (A2A), a 10-week process that helps community and industry teams get to the root
With the Dixie Convention Center running near capacity and turning away potential business, Washington County is looking at a $30 million expansion that could dramatically increase the facility
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani knows the power of maintaining a signature look in politics. So it was something of a shock to see the mayor emerge over the course of November trying something new: a Mamdani mustache.
South Carolina lawmakers are considering changes to the state’s property tax system, but local leaders warn that reducing tax revenue could make it harder to fund essential services.
The Oregon Public Utility Commission approved a plan requiring future large data centers in Pacific Power’s service area to cover the full cost of their electric service.
The North Dakota Development Fund board voted unanimously to pause most new financing. Childcare loans will continue, and four applications already submitted can still be considered.
Hawaii County Fire Commission voted to formally appoint Daniel Volpe as Fire Chief on Thursday during a meeting in Hilo. The effective date for his appointment was set as Nov. 17.
Florida's Amendment 3 raises the homestead exemption, but new residents must establish permanent residency by Dec. 31 or face a delay in receiving it.
Connecticut’s coffers can expect an extra $1 billion in revenue over the next two-year budget cycle, according to the latest projections.