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Quality Journalism for Critical Times Within days of a momentous Florida Supreme Court ruling authorizing a referendum to restore abortion rights, the group pushing the initiative rushed to file a lawsuit to ensure that the ballot language describing its financial implications doesn’t mislead voters. Floridians Protecting Freedom, sponsor of the proposed Amendment 4, claims the financial impact statement now planned […] The post Abortion-rights amendment backers want rewrite of fin...

Since June 2022, Lt. Col. Dan Segura has served as Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville deputy commander, supporting the overall mission of the organization, and ensuring the effectiveness of the

BOSTON — Gov. Maura Healey is facing calls for an investigation into her decision to award a $10 million no-bid contract to provide food services for migrants to a company

The Environmental Protection Agency set limits on drinking water for forever chemicals, the first-ever national legally enforceable standards.

Campaigner Jon McCourt said institutions in NI where abuse took place had not paid a penny in compensation.

The Executive Office committee was briefed on the work of the office of the Commissioner for Survivors of Institutional Childhood Abuse Fiona Ryan.

Institutions where abuse took place are yet to make any contribution to offset part of the compensation.

It is now spring, and if you are an educational entity, it is now the season to begin preparations for summer professional development for the upcoming school year. So you may be...

Funding for the emergency shelter program this fiscal year is running out as Beacon Hill is still hammering out a spending plan.

BOSTON — Financial relief from college debt is coming for hundreds of mental health workers under a state loan repayment program aimed at easing workforce shortages.