Tennessee, Virginia AGs file antitrust lawsuit against NCAA due to NIL-recruiting rules
The Tennessee and Virginia attorney generals have filed an antitrust lawsuit against the NCAA, saying the association is unfairly enforcing rules to restrict athletes...
The long winding road: A look at Kentucky’s Mountain Parkway expansion
The future of the Mountain Parkway running from just outside Winchester deep into eastern Kentucky has been a topic of interest for government...
Four South MS restaurants fail health inspections. One was for insects, rodents or animals
Four restaurants failed their restaurant inspections in the final days of January, putting the total to 13 restaurants cited for critical...
Pillen campaign raises over $2 million in 2023
LINCOLN - In 2023, Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen's campaign raised approximately $2.1 million in cash contributions. According to his campaign team, it's a historic...
Agency on Aging weighs in on Whitmer’s caregiver tax credit
"One in four adults are providing care for a family member.". Christine Vanlandingham is the CEO of the Region IV Area Agency on Aging...
Letters: Iowa is moving backward, and quickly
Iowa is moving backward, and quicklyBackward. That’s how I now describe Iowa. Backward. And it makes me cry. Iowa’s never felt like the easiest...
Regions Bank Cuts Jobs – Louisiana & Texas Locations Affected
Regions Bank employees who work in cities such as Lafayette, Shreveport, Baton Rouge, and New Orleans in Louisiana could either be out of work...
Arizona woman sentenced to 27 months in prison for illegally transporting migrants
PHOENIX - A U.S. district judge in Arizona sentenced a woman Tuesday to over two years in prison for illegally transporting migrants, authorities said...
Black History Month: From the Underground Railroad to art, here are 12 events not...
With Black History Month upon us, central Ohio is buzzing with entertaining and edifying events, activities and performances.From live concerts to informative presentations and...
Ohio plans 7% rate cut for worker’s compensation
Ohio's private employers covered for workplace injuries by the state's Bureau of Workers' Compensation are in line for another rate cut, the seventh straight...
