New Mexico voters approve legislative pay
New Mexico voters approved a constitutional amendment allowing lawmakers to receive salaries starting in 2029, along with other statewide amendments and general obligation bond measures.
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Utah Jazz mailbag: Do the basketball gods hate the Jazz?
Utah Jazz beat writer Shreyas Laddha takes a look at what's gone wrong with the team to start the season.
After ‘one-two punch’ of storms, flooded southeastern Utah braces for a possible new threat
Just as San Juan County was starting to recover from last week's floods, more rain dumped on its communities. And now the forecast is warning of a possible new surge Wednesday. (SLT)
Highland Park Voters Overwhelmingly Approve Term Limits For Mayor, Council
Starting with the April 2027 election, the Mayor and City Councilmembers can now serve a maximum of two four-year terms per office.
Here’s your guide to the Valkyries’ WNBA Championship parade
The Wednesday event will run along the Embarcadero starting at the Ferry Building.
By the numbers: Jolly was leading Donalds, but then the Florida Panhandle votes came in
All of Florida's statewide races were close in Tuesday night's election, with Democrat candidates leading early vote totals, but then at 8 p.m., Florida's Panhandle counties in the Central time zone started...
Ravens No. 2 QB Tyler ‘Snoop’ Huntley out for season
Ravens backup quarterback Tyler Huntley suffered a season-ending turf toe injury, leaving rookie Joe Fagnano to start against the Jaguars.
Keisha Lance Bottoms made history with her win. Now comes the hard part.
The former Atlanta mayor made history as the first Black woman elected governor in U.S. history. She'll face a host of challenges, with some starting before she takes office.
Brent Key says no decisions made on Georgia Tech football staff changes
Georgia Tech coach Brent Key is evaluating his program after a disappointing 2-6 start, but he has made no formal decisions about defensive coordinator Jason Semore’s future.
New Orleans company, Robinson Carbon, to invest $16M in biochar facility in central Louisiana
New Orleans clean-technology startup Robinson Carbon — a sister company to 133-year-old Robinson Lumber — is building an industrial-scale biochar manufacturing plant at the England Airpark near Alexandri...
Elite defense, offense needs work, and Tyrese Maxey, No. 1 option: Let’s play Sixers real or not real
The Inquirer’s Chris Hine and Gina Mizell discuss the Sixers' 7-1 start to the season and the star-studded roster that helped them get there.
Iowa weather: Cooler temperatures return as we stay cloudy
It is a cloudy and drizzly start to this Wednesday. When we will dry up and get some sunshine back in your Storm Team 8 forecast.
Morning drizzle gives way to a cloudy, breezy Wednesday in Kirksville
Kirksville and Adair County will start Wednesday with leftover drizzle, then settle into a cloudy, breezy day, according to the National Weather Service in Kansas City/Pleasant Hill. Patchy drizzle should […]
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CORALVILLE, Iowa — Tuesday started with some feel-good and ended with Dyersville Beckman Catholic feeling good.
Transit consultants begin overhaul of Dubuque Jule bus service
Dubuque has started work to overhaul its Jule fixed-route bus system, leveraging a federal grant to help improve ridership.
Marcus Herbert defeats Jamie Shoemaker in Rock Island County sheriff election
Marcus Herbert started his career in the Rock Island County jail in 2005. Now, voters have elected him sheriff, according to unofficial results.
City to alter beginning of meetings next year
OTTUMWA — The Ottumwa City Council is expected to take up a resolution that would change the structure of its regular meetings, starting in 2027.
Our Opinion: Thank-you to candidates
Election season is over, and we can all breathe a sigh of relief knowing that candidates from all over the state (and nation, for some reason) will not start texting
Part 1 — From Senate to Supreme Court, here’s what’s on your ballot
ELIZABETHTOWN — Bladen County voters going to the polls Tuesday will find a long ballot, starting with a U.S. Senate race and ending with three proposed changes…
Preferring the better over the good
I have never been consistently successful at starting pepper plants inside from seed, but I have tried it with varying degrees of success.
Mississippi school-choice tax credit program coming soon 3 MIN READ
Starting next year, Mississippi families can get a break on their taxes for donating to scholarships that will largely benefit private schools, experts say. The federal program, created by President […]
Adam Hamilton ousts Sen. Roger Marshall, Democrats' 1st Senate win in Kansas in 94 years
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Adam Hamilton, a Democrat and Methodist megachurch pastor, won a startling upset in Kansas over Republican Sen. Roger Ma
Animal shelter fundraiser was a hit!
GREENSBURG – Anyone in Greensburg celebrating Halloween on Saturday had a variety of events to choose from. The day started with Trippy’s 4th Annual Howl-O-Ween Trunk or Treat event in
Noah Adams, long-time host of ‘All Things Considered’ passes 1 MIN READ
Got his start as DJ at WIRO Noah Adams, who was a long-time host of “All Things Considered” passed away on Oct. 16 at the age of age of 84 […]