Experts say there are some commonsense changes California could make to speed up its vote counts, including better funding county…
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California’s slow vote count stirs frustration, but changes would be hard
L.A.’s Year of the Dog: Why Pratt and other candidates campaigned against animal abuse
Spencer Pratt and other candidates in L.A.'s primary election appealed to animal advocates, a group seen as being able to…
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Chabria: The enemy of my enemy is a billionaire. Get over it
As income inequality is reaching serf-lord levels, hating the rich seems easy and reasonable. But maybe we should make sure…
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Fort Smith Metro News Briefs: ArcBest goes electric, Baptist Health nurse receives national award
Following are recent news brief items from the Fort Smith metro. ArcBest Tesla Trucks Fort Smith-based ArcBest, through its ABF…
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Fort Smith Tideriders member uses swimming to prep for a military career
Swimming has been more than just a recreational activity for Sawyer Jones. A Muldrow native, he also swims on the…
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County judge candidate suggests subterfuge as data center debate blazes on
Secrecy surrounding new data centers planned for Central Arkansas breed distrust and highlight the need for more information and regulation.
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Swanson: U.S. soccer makes stirring first impression, delivers big unifying World Cup win
U.S. soccer pushed aside negativity and delivered an amazing World Cup win over Paraguay at rowdy SoFi Stadium on Friday,…
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Republican candidates in northwestern Alabama House district go to runoff
Republican voters in a northwest Alabama House district will choose between a former city official and a travel ball coordinator…
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With nitrogen gas blocked, Alabama seeks to execute inmate by lethal injection
The Alabama Attorney General’s Office Friday sought to put an Alabama death row inmate to death by lethal injection a…
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DGA’s board backs tentative contract with major studios
The DGA's board on Friday unaminously voted to recommend their members to approve a four-year contract with major studios.
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