So You’re Dating Someone in Both Massachusetts and Maine: How About Blurry Valentine’s Day...
Hey, it happens, and Sweethearts Candy is here for anyone dating several people at once. Maybe you met someone in Boston that you're into,...
Entitled tourists’ behavior caught on video in national park: ‘I … fail to understand...
Seeing a bear in the wild is not the same as seeing a bear at the zoo. There is zero protection should it decide...
Minnesota health officials say they’re watching national measles outbreaks closely
MINNEAPOLIS - Public health officials in Minnesota say they're keeping a close eye on measles outbreaks in various sections of the U.S., after the...
Law enforcement officer killed Friday in vehicle pursuit near I-29/Colman exit
COLMAN, S.D. (KELO) - A South Dakota law enforcement officer was killed Friday afternoon in connection to a vehicle pursuit. The incident happened on...
Filibuster derails proposal to require two-person crews on trains in Nebraska
LINCOLN - A filibuster stretching over three days derailed a proposal Friday to require two-person crews on trains operated by major railroads in Nebraska....
Indiana man started crying when he found out he won $250,000 from scratch-off
An Indiana man was moved to tears after discovering that he had won $250,000 from a scratch-off ticket, according to the Hoosier...
Attorney General confirms law enforcement officer death in Moody County
MOODY COUNTY, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Attorney General Marty Jackley confirmed that a South Dakota law enforcement officer had been killed in the...
California bill would reinstate federal program to go after high-level fentanyl dealers
MODESTO, Calif. - A Central Valley congressman on Friday announced he would reauthorize a program to help law enforcement stop the flow of illegal...
Nevada lawmakers show bipartisan support for Dr. Jesus Jara’s resignation as CCSD leader
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Rarely do state lawmakers from both sides of the aisle agree on an issue, but they are in agreement...
Homelessness in Oregon up 8.5% between 2022-23, according to PSU report
PORTLAND, Ore. - Between 2022 and 2023, homelessness increased by 8.5% across Oregon, according to a report released Friday from Portland State University. The...
