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- ODOT discusses exit plans
- Paradis talks about Ward 3 candidacy
- Sperle eager for new role
- Man dies in crash
- Arapaho-Butler Indians prepare for fall season
WASHINGTON (AP) — Scientists say they have at last solved the mystery of what killed more than 5 billion sea stars o the Pacific coast of North America in a decade-long epidemic.
(AP) – Texas Democrats fled the state Sunday in an eort to hinder Republicans from approving a new U.S. House map that could boost their slim congressional majority in 2026.
New third grade teacher Eunice Wilson, left, being introduced to the community by Shane Vice at the New Teacher Luncheon held by the Clinton Chamber of Commerce at the Frisco Center.
JERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP) — Flames leapt from the rails of a New York City area commuter train on Monday morning, filling at least one car with smoke and sending several passengers to the hospital for inhalation after they were evacuated, authorities said.
English teacher Brittany Miller punches the last staple in the one of several positive affirmation posters hung on the walls of Clinton High School ahead of the first day of school.
Russ Postier installs the window to what will soon be the Clinton Middle School resource officer’s office Tuesday at the construction site.
In his report, Executive Director Tim Gatz discussed the project to improve Interstate 40 interchanges at Exit 65 during Monday’s Oklahoma Department of Transportation Commission meeting.
Tony Paradis, an Air Force veteran and retired business owner, is one of the candidates in the upcoming election for Clinton City Council’s Ward 3.