When Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine leaves office next year, he will have pardoned more Ohioans with felony records than any governor ...

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The Housing Network of Rhode Island convened at the Statehouse last week, alongside elected officials, housing advocates, and partner organizations, in support of two bills that ...

Hope Elementary School students are using sustainable methods of waste-sorting in their cafeteria to achieve an 84-percent ...

Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Tee Martin has landed a new coaching job after being let go by He will join Lane ...

Some college basketball experts still view Syracuse as a top-25 job nationally, but the sentiment isn't unanimous like it had been a decade ago.

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Cole Eiserman has decided to make the leap, signing an NHL entry level contract with the Islanders rather than sticking ...

A bill completed during West Virginia’s 2026 regular legislative session would allocate some of the state’s $7.9 million settlement with vaping device company Juul toward anti-smoking and vaping ...

Launch provides students with grants of up to $8,000 for education or training programs in certain in-demand fields.

Nearly a dozen first responders on Folly Beach are paid a little extra each month to live on Folly Beach and James Island. The program could soon be expanded outside to other select employees.

The College of Alameda plans to cancel its last remaining athletic program, in adherence to Title IX rules, a Peralta Community College District spokesperson confirmed.