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On a sunny recent afternoon, Rick Ardon was having trouble picking out the right tie. His first choice was vetoed as “too bright” by his news co-anchor, Susannah Carr, who…

Sponsored This Owens Cross Roads home lists at $2.3 million. (RE/MAX Alliance) The Huntsville real estate market remains strong, as an average of 12 new people are moving to the…

In 2018, Congress planted the seeds for Native American sovereignty over their food packages and agriculture programs. Eight years later, tribes are still waiting to see whether those seeds will…

The Interior Department finalized a sweeping rollback of its National Environmental Policy Act regulations, shifting most environmental review procedures out of federal rule and into an internal handbook — a…

U.S. Reps. Gwen Moore, D-Wis., and David Schweikert, R-Ariz., on Wednesday introduced bipartisan legislation to expand tribal governments’ access to tax-exempt bonds, housing credits and other federal tax incentives, aligning…

Leaders for a Better Louisiana, now in its 38th year, announced the 52 members of its class of 2026: Thad Angelloz, director of grants and communications, Greater Lafourche Port Commission;…

Morgan joins King’s Funeral Home Marian E. Morgan, one of the newest members of the King’s Funeral Home family, is a licensed funeral director as well as an embalmer’s apprentice.…

The U.S. economy has a love-hate relationship with its ageing population. In the long term, an older population is a headache: It means a shrinking labor pool leading to slower…

By Paul Graves | FāVS News Columnist The views expressed in this opinion column are those of the author. They do not necessarily reflect the views of FāVS News. Editor’s…

Check out what’s clicking on FoxBusiness.com. A major high-tax blue state has seen a significant population loss due to domestic out-migration over the last five years, new research found. Massachusetts…