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Residents are automatically enrolled in a monthly $4 charge to pay for energy from new renewable sources. Rocky Mountain Power doesn’t stand to profit.
Sonya Erickson is getting ready for the holiday rush, keeping bags of Uncle Hoss's Crisscross Crunch stocked in a stall at Millcreek Commons.
Originally from Benavides, 101-year-old veteran José Noé Mendez was awarded Purple Heart, three bronze battle stars in WWII.
By Shelly BrisbinNovember 12, 2026 1:27 pmBusiness & Your Money, Tech & Innovation, Texas Standard Original Amaya Austin / KUT News
Police said new child car seats may have different height and weight guidance than older versions of the same model.
Althoff most recently served as cabinet secretary for South Dakota’s Department of Social Services, overseeing programs that support children, families and individuals statewide.
The South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs (SCDCA) wants to warn residents about possible scams during their holiday shopping.
This article was originally published by Pennsylvania Capital-Star(This article was updated at 6:30 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026, to include comm […]
Ten months after a windstorm damaged its roof, the Tillamook Air Museum has reopened after a Utah nonprofit bought the historic WWII blimp hangar for $1.
The viaduct is expected to be closed for approximately one week, the Iowa Department of Transportation said in a news release. The structural analysis is being performed in preparation for
The State of Hawaii is monitoring a widespread Microsoft outage on Thursday that has affected an estimated 13,000 executive-branch employees locally.
A nonprofit that helps pregnant, incarcerated women and their newborns is expanding in Georgia after receiving new funding from the Georgia Opioid Crisis Abatement Trust.