Vigo County Education Foundation honors 31 educators at awards banquet
The Vigo County Education Foundation honored 31 outstanding educators at the 40th annual “Excellence in Education” banquet Wednesday at St. Mary-of-the-Woods College.
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Rickard Rakell remains confident the Penguins can win
The last time the Pittsburgh Penguins entered an offseason with franchise icon Evgeni Malkin as a pending unrestricted free agent, they had to re-sign several other members of the club that qualified for the...
Aaron Rodgers reportedly coming to Pittsburgh, will discuss contract with Steelers
Rodgers Watch comes to the South Side this weekend. Aaron Rodgers will be in Pittsburgh and could sign a contract with the Steelers, according to a report from 93.7 The Fan that was corroborated by the NFL N...
Trib Total Media launches Pittsburgh-based investigative newsroom led by Andrew Conte
A new investigative newsroom focusing on original accountability reporting launches this month at Trib Total Media, the latest step in its expansion in the Pittsburgh market, Trib officials announced Thursda...
For this rural emergency district, rising costs for diesel and new vehicles cause concern
For some rural fire and emergency response districts, rising costs for emergency vehicles and repairs are noticeable — and increased diesel costs are only adding to the burden.
Pay raises in doubt for Natrona County elected officials—what’s next?
The Natrona County commissioners heard a request for pay raises for elected officials on Tuesday.
Texas lawmakers repeatedly failed to pass flood protections. Some could have saved lives.
Dozens of bills were rejected over nearly 60 years, ProPublica and The Texas Tribune found. Some measures would have prohibited youth camps and new construction in high-risk flood areas.
Action in Tahoe: TAMBA Spring Party, Words to Water and more!
Friday, May 8 Family Fun Night Fundraiser at the American Legion – 5-8 p.m., American Legion, 2748 Lake Tahoe Blvd. Come support local students and veterans, at the Family Fun Night Fundraiser, Friday, May...
Immigration, scooters and housing element: city council updates
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – On Tuesday, city council discussed a green card assistance program, the resolution for the commitment to resident rights, the shared mobility devices and the 2025 housing element...
Eighth grade girls win in Lovell
The Powell Middle School girls’ track and field teams posted strong results in the final meet of the regular season, as the eighth graders dominated the competition in Lovell by 71 points and the …
Game & Fish: Leave newborn wildlife alone
CHEYENNE — If you’re outside this spring, there is a good chance you’ll see newborn wildlife. These young fawns, hatchlings and other babies are charismatic and incredible to watch and …
Man returns to Mexico after DUI arrest in Cody
A 26-year-old man who’d been illegally living in Cody was returned to his home country of Mexico after being arrested for alleged drunk driving. Cody police stopped Jorge O. Moreno-Ramirez’s …
New preliminary zoning maps, use tables available June 1
There has been a lot of interest in the last few years regarding Park County’s new land use plan and the ensuing changes to the regulations. Above all, many want to know exactly what …
Down the rabbit hole: PHS Drama ends year with Alice in Wonderland musical adaptation
Sheyna George’s job is crucial to the success of the Powell High School Drama Club’s upcoming production, and she knows it, staying busy during a recent rehearsal performance. First …
Council condemns member’s Facebook comment about ‘hanging bad judges’
A Powell city councilman’s comment about “hanging bad judges” drew a rebuke from his colleagues on Monday night. At their regular meeting, Councilman Troy Bray’s fellow council members …
Seventh graders claim Lovell title
The Powell Middle School boys’ track and field team wrapped up the regular season on a high note, as the seventh grade Cubs won by 73.5 points in Lovell and eighth graders finished runners-up by …
MOVANS users must re-register to continue receiving notifications about offenders
JEFFERSON CITY – Registered crime victims have to update their accounts to continue receiving automated notifications about offenders.
‘Weapon of mass destruction’: Dealer sentenced to prison after selling fentanyl that led to death of Id...
The following is a news release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office (Idaho). BOISE – Boniface Binene, a/k/a “Bones,” 25, a citizen of the Republic of Congo, Brazzaville, and a lawful permanent resident o...
Karoline Leavitt announces birth of baby girl with adorable photo as she reveals cute nickname
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt has officially traded the podium for the pacifier, giving birth to her second child, according to posts on her social media.
2 teens charged in connection to firearm stolen at Arlington Heights school
Two teenagers are facing felony charges in connection to the firearm that was allegedly stolen at an Arlington Heights school earlier this week.
North Dakota's paddlefish snagging season to end early
The confluence of the Yellowstone and Missouri rivers in northwestern North Dakota is a popular spot for paddlefish snagging.
Late spring snowstorm slams Colorado, Cheyenne gets nearly 9 inches
A late spring snowstorm has started to taper off in Colorado after closing schools, delaying flights and creating slushy conditions for commuters. The storm swept over the Rocky Mountains and
Jacksonville outshines Robert Morris in NCAA 1st-round lacrosse showdown at Joe Walton Stadium
On Tuesday, the country’s news cycle was honed in on the theory of “kamikaze dolphins.” Wednesday night at Joe Walton Stadium, it appeared that the Robert Morris lacrosse team was a victim...