If you follow our celebrity-shopping series “What I Can’t Live Without,” you know that famous people are just like us. They don’t mess around about sunscreen, they write their daily pages (usually in ...

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If you aren’t a Christian, the Christmas story can seem as far-fetched as Santa Claus. Billions of people will celebrate Christmas this Thursday. It’s much more than a reason to decorate and spoil ...

The divorce process is nasty business that can get under the skins of even those who are not getting divorced. Take Amy Lewis, a Georgia woman who was romantically involved with a man who was in the ...

Every community wants safe, well-designed roads. Roadway improvements, however, must be based on sound professional engineering analysis, not on assumptions or incomplete data. Good intentions alone ...

When someone tells you that they are struggling, it is generally a good rule of thumb to take them seriously. So it was not the best political move for President Donald Trump to call the affordability ...

William Skipworth’s three-part investigation that appeared in The Eagle-Tribune over the last three weekends in November has laid bare the ongoing traumas experienced by people with intellectual and ...

I’m 14, which means I don’t get to vote yet. In Texas, however, that puts me in the same category as a lot of adults: technically present, practically sidelined. Every time I listen to state lawmakers ...

America’s longest government shutdown may be over, but many Texans' health coverage is still in jeopardy. With no deal to extend federal tax credits, up to a million Texans are still at risk of losing ...

Christ Church Pastor Doug Wilson, right, sings with church members outside Moscow City Hall in this 2020 file photo. Geoff Crimmins Moscow-Pullman Daily News Voters in Moscow decisively rejected ...

Every day, I watch something that no algorithm can replace. In our community bank here in Lubbock, customers and employees engage in genuine conversations about their businesses, busy lives, and even ...

It’s harvest time in the Midwest and farmers are bringing in bumper crops of soybeans, corn and wheat. They should be elated. But their best customers are shopping elsewhere as a result of a global ...