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The chief financial officer for the state Department of Corrections told lawmakers on Thursday he doesnt believe the Board of Corrections intentionally violated state rules when it entered into a contract with outside legal counsel before filing a lawsuit against the governor and a former Department of Corrections secretary.

In total, there are 756 people on the social housing waiting list in Co Roscommon.

CPI(ML) Liberation has released the Lok Sabha Election manifesto with the clarion call to end the disastrous and dictatorial Modi reign of corporate loot, communal hate and constitutional subversion.

For a neighborhood and community, the presence of patrol vehicles not only makes people feel safe but also serves as a deterrent for potential crime. But numbers obtained by KUAM from the Guam Police

The attorney general’s (AG) denial of an access to information request for the advice provided to Parliament on how to handle reports by the auditor general (AuG) is not, on its face, surprising. Derrick McKoy’s chambers relied on Section 17 (a)...

The chief financial officer for the state Department of Corrections told lawmakers on Thursday he doesnt believe the Board of Corrections intentionally violated state rules when it entered into a contract with outside legal counsel before filing a lawsuit against the governor and a former Department of Corrections secretary.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin is seeking to remove language from the state budget that would let school divisions use a statewide contract to encourage chronically absent students to return to school.

The maintenance-embattled USS Boxer is heading back to San Diego just 10 days after deploying due to an engineering issue, as first reported by USNI News and confirmed to Military.com by Navy officials.

FAIRMONT — The Marion County Circuit Clerk’s Office reimbursed a former employee almost $50,000 from 2019 to 2022 for payments made to West Virginia University, according to records obtained via