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Feds give Kansas State $22 million to fight global hunger

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(The Center Square) - Kansas State University recently got a $22 million award from the U.S. Agency for International Development in hopes of improving...

New Jersey first lady weighs run for Menendez’ seat

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(The Center Square) — New Jersey First Lady Tammy Murphy is considering a run for the U.S. Senate seat held by Democrat Bob Menendez,...

St. John Hosts Fall Revival

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You are cordially invited to join the St. John Missionary Baptist Church Family for their Annual Fall Revival! The revival dates for this year...

OU “COTTON BOWL” REDEMPTION

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By James Hale | OKC CBS KINB-FM 105.3 OU entered the Cotton Bowl looking for redemption and credibility in their annual Red River Rivalry battle...

FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS AT OKLAHOMA STATE

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By D. Wright | OKC CBS KINB-FM 105.3 On a rare occasion the Oklahoma State Cowboys played a football game on Friday night. For decades...
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Michigan’s housing authority avoids funding cuts

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Landry orders moratorium on new carbon capture projects, industry pushes back

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(The Center Square) – Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry, while...
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