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The tree that has invaded the South and brings comments of, "What's that smell?" is about to start blooming once again as we inch ever closer to warmer weather and the first day of spring. Bradford ...

INKSTER, Mich. – Inkster residents say water bills have spiked since the city installed new water meters last year, and homeowners told the Inkster City Council Monday that their bills keep rising.

PARMA, Ohio -- Parma City Schools recently announced plans to end its Parma Academy of Gifted Enrichment (PAGE) program, which now includes 60 fourth, fifth and sixth graders housed at Parma Park ...

EVERETT — The first-ever Snohomish County Council Legislative Page Program is now accepting applications, a press release said. The council will accept two students per district, ages 14-17, to learn ...

PARMA, Ohio (WOIO) - Students and parents expressed their concern on Tuesday against the Parma City School District’s plan to eliminate the PAGE program. “Some of my friends, I’m never going to be ...

Recently, Iran launched three Earth observation satellites as part of a ride-share arrangement on a Russian Soyuz rocket. The mission was the latest for the Iranian space program, ostensibly civilian ...

Residents of Longmont, Boulder and other area communities looking to cut back on outdoor water use may soon get some help, as applications are set to open for Resource Central’s Lawn Replacement ...

U.S. Sen. Andy Kim is accepting applications from New Jersey high school students for the Senate Page Program during the summer 2026 session. Students who have completed their sophomore year of high ...

It’s last call for San Francisco’s government hooch. A COVID-era program that guzzled $5 million of taxpayer money annually to serve booze to homeless alcoholics will finally shutter this year, San ...

New York’s program to help municipalities replace lead drinking water service lines lacked sufficient monitoring and guidance from state regulators, leading to millions of dollars in unspent money, ...