The Sault community raised nearly $10,000 on June 24 during Central Savings Bank’s 15th Annual Burger Bash. The proceeds from the event go towards the Road to Recovery program.

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The rivalry between Utah and BYU is one of the best in the country, providing intense and memorable matchups more often than ...

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Brent Venables must soon select which of his players he will take to Tampa in the Sooners' SEC Media Days traveling party.

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An audit of Honolulu's homeless assistance program, CORE, has been halted due to frequent changes and unreliable data. The ...

It's only been six months since the Toucan Trolley began ferrying passengers from downtown Bakersfield to Old Town Kern and ...

Industry groups are asking the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for greater transparency into its Commissioner's National Priority Voucher (CNPV) pilot, including how the agency intends to ...