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South Louisiana businesses and nonprofit groups recently announced the following promotions, new hires and resignations. more
Country music has suffered some heartbreaking losses and ahd some major scares in the air. more
This is a column in a series from Dr. Scott Hamilton, director of the pediatric emergency department at Ochsner Lafayette General Medical Center, offering practical guidance on preventing and … more
El Distrito Escolar del Condado de Clark (CCSD) afirma que prevé gastar alrededor de 18 millones de dólares este año en combustible diésel para sus autobuses, lo que representa un aumento de más … more
Faith and community leaders gathered at 106 Coming Street to honor those believed to be buried beneath a planned College of Charleston residence hall. more
This fall, like every other, I tried to game the flu season. more
The Raiders now have a real chance to snap a three-game losing streak and get back over .500 on the year in their second straight home game. ... more
The protein craze train was cemented by the federal government’s dietary guidelines released this year. Data released from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that protein … more
From SUVs with blacked-out windows, the federal agents watched a gaggle of men outside the Mardi Gras Truck Stop, waiting to make their move. more
St. James Episcopal Church on James Island replaced red carpet with travertine tile and upgraded lighting and sound while embracing its historical design. more
Employer-based health insurance plans are expected to cost more in 2027, adding to growing concerns about affordability heading into the midterm elections. more
King tides expected to flood Charleston, other parts of Lowcountry starting Sunday through Tuesday, especially with morning tides over next three days. more
Perhaps the losing groups in the bidding for an NBA expansion franchise in Las Vegas won’t pivot their attention to Seattle once the league decides on the winning bid in Sin City. more
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Lying about widespread voter fraud doesn't need facts. Big lies never do. All they need are enough people in positions of authority to repeat them. more
Frustrated by his inability to end the Iran war and curb the high domestic fuel prices that are hurting him politically, President Donald Trump is taking it out on Ukraine and its embattled leader, … more
Mike Smith’s Oct. 21 cartoon brings up the two extremes for feedback to our governments: out in the streets vs. complaining from our chairs. more
A vote by one rural county's board of commissioners raises the question of whether data centers belong on Nevada's farmland. more
Headlines from the Oct. 25, 1926, front page include: Man beaten by two robbers in holdup dies of his injuries more
The study analyzed auto refinance loans funded through Caribou over the course of a year. Seattle topped the list, while Cleveland and Pittsburgh rounded out the top-30. more
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