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Rodger Randle’s family ties to Tulsa can be traced back to before Oklahoma statehood. A former Tulsa mayor from 1988-1992 and state legislator from 1970-1988, he has traveled and lectured

The proposed language: The budget does NOT pre-authorize or pre-approve the use of funds for license plate readers, drone surveillance, stingrays, closed-circuit television cameras, biometric surveillance technology, gunshot detection and

Community spirit is alive and well - and few know that better than the members of Mt. Airy’s Cresheim Village Neighbors.

Fifty years after the Time magazine cover story touting Minnesota as the nation’s model state, it’s time to reassess.

(FORT LAUDERDALE) — A recently appointed member of the District Advisory Council for the Broward County Florida School Board, Laurie Cardoza Moore,

The Pennsylvania legislature is considering measures that would expand the state Equal Pay Law and the Human Relations Act. The following is a summary of the latest developments. ...

The latest education news updates from EdSource.

Back in the early 1980s, when Idahoans in the Coeur d’Alene area were confronted with a growing number of dangerous hatemongers at the Aryan Nations compound near Hayden, the community swung into action. Father Bill Wassmuth, Tony Stewart, Norm Gissel and many other good people formed the Kootenai County Task Force on Human Relations to counter the hate group and protect local citizens. The Task Force was able to rid Idaho of the hate group after a contentious struggle lasting more than a deca...

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot issued unprecedented lame-duck executive orders during her last weeks in office setting up potential conflicts with City Council.

The fate of North Idaho College is in the hands of the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities as the commission deliberates whether NIC will retain accreditation.