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Stu Cook on Farewell Tours, Woodstock Myths, and Why Creedence Will Always Be the Dude’s Favorite Band

Today at 3:30 on The Paws Report:Looking for a sweet, wiggly, playful younger dog who is no longer a puppy? Three-and-a-half-year-old Clifford may be just…

ZZ Top will release their first ever live album this Friday. Greatest Hits Live delivers just what the title promises, which this trio has plenty of.…

Lawmakers have less than two weeks to avoid a government shutdown, raise the nation's borrowing limit and provide assistance for Hurricane Harvey cleanup.

The NCAA has strict rules to prevent teams from recruiting top players through jobs for parents or high school coaches. If teams want to hire an individual associated with a prospect, they have to offer one of just a few coveted top jobs.

JCPS 6th District candidates Waymen Eddings, Corrie Shull and Angela Smith lay out their positions on tax hikes, charters and the Student Assignment Plan.

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As voters in Kentucky’s 6th congressional district head to the polls in November, one of the many issues they’ll consider is how candidates would deal with the Affordable Care Act.

Trump’s top mine safety regulator used a recent lecture in West Virginia to lay out his priorities for the agency charged with keeping miners safe.

Black students account for more than half impacted by district proposal.

Assistant Attorney General Mitchel Denham, who headed up the office’s civil division, will begin work at Thompson, Miller & Simpson as a partner.