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Athletes from Randall, Highland Park, Gruver, Canyon, Palo Duro, Amarillo High, West Plains and Spearman are among this week's nominees.
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UP eases land-use conversion norms to promote investments in real estate
UP amends land-use conversion rules, letting local development authorities clear plots up to 6,000 sq m with timelines and rationalised charges to boost realty investment.
Valkyries news: Gabby Williams' plan to slow down Paige Bueckers in Game 2
Paige Bueckers was nearly perfect in her WNBA playoff debut during the Dallas Wings’ Game 1 against the Golden State Valkyries. But the Bay Area forward Gabb...
Are the FSU Seminoles ranked in the AP Top 25 after week 4?
After Florida State defeated the FCS Central Arkansas Bears on Saturday, are the Seminoles good enough to be ranked in the AP Top 25?
Florida just outside top 5 in USAT's Week 4 college football re-rank
Florida football's statement win over the Ole Miss Rebels in Week 4 has the Gators moving up into the top 10 of USA TODAY Sports' re-rank.
Jharsuguda Municipality faces 75% staff shortage
Jharsuguda Municipality has 60 of 80 sanctioned posts vacant, including all 21 sweeper posts, prompting officials to seek urgent state govt staffing support.
Senate surprises? GOP, Democrats eye midterm upsets
The Senate map is widening, with Democrats hoping to pull off upsets not only in Alaska and Hawaii but in deeper-red states such as Kansas and South Carolina. Republicans, battling to retain their majority, see Minnesota as a new place where they might make gains. Join The Hill’s editors plus Senate reporter Alexander Bolton and…
Cooper holds 11-point lead over Whatley in North Carolina Senate race: Poll
Former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper (D) has a double-digit lead over his competitor, former Republican National Committee (RNC) Chair Michael Whatley, in his state’s Senate race, according to a new poll. In the AARP poll, released Monday, 53 percent said they would “definitely” or “probably” back Cooper or leaned toward doing so in the…