PHOENIX — Arizona could soon become the only state in the nation where the person representing you in court on a criminal charge, from traffic infractions right up to homicide, might have just one ...

Oregon Gov Tina Kotek's proposed transportation bill would raise $5.7 billion over 10 years, funded by increased taxes and fees. The Oregon Legislature is scheduled to meet in special legislative ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Plans to build the Big Apple’s first full-service casino in the heart of the city have run out of luck. Today in History: October 6, Anwar Sadat assassinated Kristi Noem says ICE will ...

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The defeat of a plan to build a casino just south of the United Nations headquarters leaves five remaining proposals, all outside Manhattan. By Matthew Haag Manhattan has just about everything a ...

The gaming proposal from Soloviev Group, which would have built a casino on a vacant lot near the United Nations building, was rejected this morning in a four-to-two vote before a community advisory ...

N ot every series gets picked up for eight seasons, but The Vampire Diaries did. The CW hit premiered in 2009, breaking viewership records and garnering a faithful following. Even with Nina Dobrev ...

Long before there were debates about Team Jeremiah or Team Conrad from The Summer I Turned Pretty viewers, TV show fandoms took to social media to duke it out over these other classic love triangles. ...

Stefan Salvatore was the sweet and kind Salvatore brother in The Vampire Diaries. Despite having a dark side, Stefan was largely very heroic, and he showed his courage through his actions in the CW ...

It's on an undeveloped open space of roughly 75 acres, just off of West 104th Avenue in Westminster, where all you can hear and see are the sounds of nature. "Many people, when they use the path ...

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