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The former director of a youth football league in the Pittsburgh area who embezzled hundreds of thousands from the organization over the past several years pleaded guilty last week. William Spencer, ...

Senate leader Phil Berger answers a question while standing alongside House Speaker Destin Hall during a press conference to announce a state budget deal at the Legislative Building on Tuesday, May 12 ...

Monday, July 11, 2022 -- There has been plenty written about Frank Daniels' family legacy, his politics, dedication to quality education and civic involvement. For the most part, his efforts made the ...

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Washington City Councilman Joseph DeThomas fused his love of community service and motorcycles when he joined the National Flag Foundation’s Sojourn250 event earlier this month in celebration of the ...

A repeat Republican runoff sure to degrade all who participate in it, or even think of it, might create a long-shot opening for Texas Dems.

This could be a banner weekend for the Sarnia Sturgeon. After ending last season with no import players on their roster, the Sarnia Sting could start this season with a full complement of three.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Board of Education called a special meeting Wednesday night, most of which was spent in closed session. Part of the McClatchy Media Network ...