Grant, the No. 9 seed going into the state playoffs, will bring a record of 22-7 into Saturday’s championship contest. But, at this point, the records don’t seem to matter to the Generals.

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Former Michigan defensive tackle Kenneth Grant was selected in the 2025 NFL Draft at No. 13 by the Miami Dolphins Grant, known for his size and athleticism, was a dominant run stopper at Michigan.

Grant County wouldn’t be the first Oregon county to defund its library system. In 2007, Josephine County shuttered its libraries after commissioners redirected library funding elsewhere.

Rochester, N.Y. — Fidelis Care has awarded a $20,000 behavioral health grant to Golisano Children’s Hospital's Connecting for Kids program. The grant is part of a larger $149,000 initiative ...

Local conservation groups are getting a big boost to help document the cultural landmarks and stories that make Altadena a community like no other. Today, the Getty Foundation is awarding a ...

After being taken back into custody, Hardin was transported to the North Central Unit in Calico Rock for positive identification through fingerprinting and an initial medical evaluation. Following ...

Lansing — A $20 million state taxpayer-funded grant that drew scrutiny after it was used to pay for a luxury coffeemaker, a first-class ticket to Budapest and a $550,000 annual salary for a ...

New Detroit Lions linebacker Grant Stuard appears to fit the team's culture nicely. In his first opportunity to take the field in front of the media, Stuard was in the mix consistently and playing ...

Triple-Murderer Grant Amato Sentenced to Life Without Parole BY Asher Wildman Seminole County UPDATED 10:01 PM ET Aug. 12, 2019 ...

Boys & Girls Club of Palm Beach County receives $20K grant to feed children WPTV's phone bank raises $28,000 to fight food insecurity Photo by: WPTV By: Matt Sczesny ...

Belmont Housing Resources for WNY will use a $750,000 grant from the KeyBank Foundation to help East Side homeowners make repairs and improvements to their homes.