Bond lowered to $40,000 for defendant in Grand Forks drug trafficking case
Darnell Devonta Patterson pleaded not guilty during a hearing Monday. His bond was originally set at $50,000 cash only.
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Jazz Baseline: Newly competitive Utah Jazz need some more time in the oven
Starting the season with a 1-6 record isn’t exactly out of character for the Utah Jazz in recent years, but it’s a frustrating and tragic opening to what was supposed to be this franchise’s “coming o...
Red Bluff loses to visiting Chico
The Red Bluff High School football team not only lost to Chico High, 28-6, on Friday night they appeared have lost what many consider to be the best linebacker on the northern section this year.
Letter to the Editor: The Farmer the North State needs in Sacramento
Jamie Johansson is the only farmer in the race for California’s 3rd Assembly District—and that matters. As a first-generation farmer, he built his olive oil business from the ground up:
Tuleyome Tale: The mountain’s reservoir of light
Growing up alongside four brothers, the great outdoors was less of a destination and more of a second home. Amidst the cheerful chaos of a large family, I quickly learned to cherish the deep solitude and gro...
There’s more to the story of Emily Hoppin’s desk
The donation of the writing desk used by Woodland agriculturalist and activist Emily Hoppin to the Gibson House Museum earlier this month is only a small part of the Emily Hoppin story.
Cooperstown boys win Section III Class C soccer title
VERONA – Tomas Volpini-Romero scored the only goal as top-seeded Cooperstown beat No. 2 Westmoreland/Oriskany, 1-0, in the Section III Class C boys soccer finals Saturday, Oct. 31, at Vernon-Verona-Sherrill
Castleton women's hoops: Long road odyssey
Jessica Turner is only days away from making her debut as the Vermont State University Castleton women’s basketball coach and she would love to see her players make some great
Rent or buy a condo: Which is the better bet in Southern California?
We see a 42% gap favoring tenants in July 2026. Ten years earlier, renting saved only 21%. Yes, the tenant's advantage doubled.
Arizona’s solar industry facing mounting backlash
Republican lawmakers, state regulators and some utility companies have historically been unfriendly to solar. That opposition is only increasing.
Surprise appearance highlights UAF MBB alumni game
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Louisiana tightens data center tax break requirements 3 MIN READ
By Nolan McKendry | The Center Square Louisiana is moving to an invitation-only process for data centers seeking lucrative state tax exemptions, as the state remains unable to estimate how […]
Sister June Carpenter, one of the few remaining Shakers, dies in Maine
One of the last members of the only remaining community of the Shaker religious movement has died. The Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village in Maine says Sister June Carpenter died Tuesday.
Early voting and lunch 4 MIN READ
“I thought he’d be the first in line this morning so he could tell us he was first in line,” joked our stockbroker buddy, only half joking; he was talking […]
North Enid police investigate report of blade in candy
The report is the only one received by the NEPD, said Police Chief James Logsdon, and is being considered an isolated incident at this time.
PHOTOS: Oregon State men's basketball opens season against Weber State
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Out NCW holding election night event
With Election Day only a few days away and the clock ticking to cast your vote, many in the community are encouraging everyone old enough to get out and vote. OUT NCW is one of those groups.
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Public officials can help by avoiding poorly conceived new rules that would only make renting more expensive.
'Fundations' brings foundational learning back to the classroom
NORTH EAST — In Shannon Bailey’s kindergarten class at North East Elementary School, students were learning how to read and write with special paper that helps them not only to
Promising new HIV-prevention drug is hard to find where it's most needed, in places like Uganda
Experts say that a promising drug that offers complete protection against HIV and requires only two shots a year isn
Several Kentucky races uncontested on Tuesday’s ballot
Kentuckians looking through their ballots Tuesday may find races with only one candidate. In Fayette County, the judge-executive, county clerk, county attorney and sheriff races are all uncontested.
Lawrence school district’s AI committee disbanded with no specific policy recommendations
The Lawrence school board ended its AI committee after the group met only four times and had no chance to recommend specific policy, all more than two years after the board agreed to create the committee.
Voters to decide on wording change in Kansas Constitution in November’s election
On Tuesday, Kansas voters will decide whether to change the Kansas Constitution from “every U.S. citizen can vote” to “only U.S. citizens can vote.”