Divided Zebulon town board punts on filling vacant seat
The Zebulon Board of Commissioners can’t agree on who should fill the vacancy left by their colleague Beverly Clark, who […]
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Chicago Public Schools approves budget without $200 million loan
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Baltimore Police launch new unit in entertainment district
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Cops: Colchester Man Gouges Driver’s Eyes in Road Rage Attack
A Colchester man is accused of gouging another driver’s eyes during an apparent road rage episode that police say could
State Workers Ordered Back to the Office
Most state workers must return to the office at least three days a week beginning December 1 under remote working
Ariana Grande announces 2026 ‘Eternal Sunshine’ tour with Chicago dates – Chicago Tribune
Ariana Grande is returning to the stage for her first tour in seven years. After teasing the tour on social
With Congressional map redrawn, Texas Republicans target state districts
A letter sent to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott by Republican lawmakers urges a third special session to redraw state districts.
Ground delay at DIA lifted
Nearly 150 flights were delayed Thursday at Denver International Airport after another morning of “low visibility” prompted a ground delay,
US applications for jobless benefits fell last week as layoffs remain low
By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER, Associated Press Economics Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — Fewer Americans sought unemployment benefits last week as employers appear