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A retired officer says the city is misleading vendors about how the money they pay for traffic details is actually being spent.

A new era begins now, writes Amie Just, and according to Husker coaches, it will involve one of the keys to program success under Tom Osborne.

The 2,885-square-foot restaurant is located at 7969 Jericho Turnpike.

The legal profession is built on centuries of tradition and precedent, so it’s important to tread cautiously, even if the move to Web 3.0 offers the potential for positive change.

The Colorado-based fast-casual chain leased a 2,500-square-foot space in the Republic Plaza shopping center.

The 2,600-square-foot restaurant at 191 Seventh St. is the chain's first Long Island location.

The parents of Kim Stringer, whose treatment at the Bucks County jail made headlines in 2020 now say their daughters mental state has deteriorated.

There have been several polls showing voter indifference to the idea that repealing Roe v. Wade, as the Supreme Court is apparently ready to do,

Even those who oppose overturning the Supreme Court decision recognizing abortion rights say by 2-1 that the economy is more important to their vote.

PROVIDENCE — Rhode Island's dominant energy utility is pushing back against legislation requiring it to solicit offers for more offshore wind power, saying that it needs more money from ratepayers than state leaders would allow. In a hearing this week, representatives of National Grid, which serves 780,000 gas and electric customers in the state, came out against the bill,