where they raised cattle, sheep, horses, hogs and some wheat. Phyllis became affiliated with the Episcopal Cursillo movement in 1981 ... Cameron Jack Lacy (Annie), of Chicago; daughter-in-law ...

(ABC Rural: Annie Brown) He said he could "write a book" about some of the wild things that happened over the years. "We've had cattle break out of the yards run through the main street of Omeo ...

The cattle sector is tightly interwoven between Canada and the United States, with animals often raised here before being sent across the border for slaughter. The levy is the latest challenge for ...

Dear Annie: I have been married for almost 20 years and have a 6-year-old daughter. I suffered an injury I was unaware I had even gotten. I was unknowingly bleeding to death internally.

The president repeated familiar exaggerations and falsehoods about the economy, the Department of Government Efficiency and tariffs.

President Trump highlighted the many actions his administration has taken in the past six weeks, including drastic cuts to ...

Dead and injured cattle from an overturned livestock truck were ignored by authorities for weeks while they bickered over whose responsibility it was. The bulk of the clean-up and care of cattle ...

Dear Annie: My son, daughter-in-law, granddaughter and soon-to-be grandson live 12 hours away. We visit four to six times a year, driving six hours a day for two days and staying at a hotel ...

DEAR ANNIE: I’ve known my friend “Ella” for over 50 years. In the last few years, for whatever reason, she only wants to communicate with me via texting. She has no medical or mental issues.

DEAR ANNIE: I have been married for almost 20 years and have a 6-year-old daughter. I suffered an injury I was unaware I had even gotten. I was unknowingly bleeding to death internally.

Dear Annie: Spending time with one of my closest friends has become exhausting. She constantly talks about how unhappy and lonely she is and then pressures me to make future plans -- even while we ...

MOVILLE, Iowa (KTIV) - Monday was a cold day for farmers like Mark Nelson, spending the day making sure his cattle had what they needed to get through the harsh winter weather. “These critters ...