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If this were a game of Civilization, we'd certainly be moving into the "Future Era", which the game's wiki describes as containing "marvels beyond the dreams of ancient prophets, and terrors more ...

COVER THE COST BEING INCURRED BY THE STATE. WHAT WE’RE TALKING ABOUT HERE IS PROBABLY THE SINGLE BIGGEST. PROJECT FAILURE IN THE LAST DECADE. STATE OFFICIALS SAY THEY DON’T WANT TO SUGARCOAT IT. THE ...

OLYMPIA, Wash. – Vehicle owners in Washington have a new specialty license plate option to consider. The "throwback" plate, featuring white lettering on a black background, is the latest addition to ...

Indiana State Police issued 20 new troopers their first patrol vehicles, unveiling a retro design modeled after the 1968 ISP car with a royal blue body, white roof, and gold accents. Two new troopers ...

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — Indiana State Police has debuted a new color scheme for patrol vehicles. This design features a royal blue base with white accents, and of course, the ISP logo displayed on ...

Leave it to Valve to announce some new hardware out of left field that quietly one-ups its competition, except for maybe Nintendo. If anything, Nintendo might be an inspiration for the PC czar and its ...

An Ohio State University graduate is designing President Donald Trump's massive White House ballroom that includes the controversial demolition of the East Wing. Trump selected McCrery Architects to ...

MEDINA, Ohio -- The city is continuing its efforts to seek funding for the proposed State Road reconstruction project. In the meantime, officials plan to get started on design work. City Engineer ...

Gamblers in Illinois put $33.6 billion into video gaming terminals in 2024, scoring huge tax revenue for the state. Gambling activity at the machines generated $30.6 billion in winnings last year in ...

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. (WOOD) — Across West Michigan in recent days, casino-style machines that are popular fixtures in bars, American Legion halls and many other venues have been quietly hauled away.