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4 weeks ago

Person sought in connection with Lake Monticello shooting victim

Aloys Hopfensperger is in critical condition.

4 weeks ago

Triple A finds new vehicle ownership costs down slightly in 2025

The cost of very few things is lower this year than it was last year, but a Triple-A survey shows new vehicle ownership and operation costs are one of those, though only slightly.

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