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Executive Councilor Ted Gatsas said he will end a 24-year career in elective politics when he completes his third term on the council this fall.

Manchester Republican Bob Burns shifted gears Thursday, dropping plans to run for Congress in the Second District to instead announce a bid for a vacant seat on the Executive Council.

The little-known but powerful elected body approves all government contracts over $10,000, as well as appointments of judges and other officials. A flood of people quickly announced they will run for the seat.

Manchester Republican Bob Burns shifted gears Thursday, dropping plans to run for Congress in the 2nd District to instead announce a bid for a vacant seat on the Executive Council.

There has been plenty of focus on what the Cowboys need for the 2024 roster, but let’s focus on what they have. Here are the top six positions on the roster, ranked by depth.

Citing family health issues, Harper announced Tuesday he will leave office before his term expires in November. He said he hopes to be succeeded by someone who shares his values.

Residents of Ilion, New York are bracing for Remington’s exit, ending an era that began when Eliphalet Remington forged his first rifle barrel nearby in 1816.

A statewide child abuse hotline, new rules to reduce racial disparities among foster children and a wide-ranging review of how Minnesota spends its child protection money are among the proposals state legislators will begin considering when they convene next week. Altogether, at least nine legislative proposals have emerged in recent weeks to address widespread failures in Minnesota's child ...

While many of Pittsburgh's underground waterways serve as stormwater and sewer networks, environmentalists and officials see potential in these covert culverts.

In his Friday column, the Cowboys’ OTA workouts were voluntary, but the absence of Micah Parsons seemed like a missed opportunity to develop leadership and learn Mike Zimmer’s defensive changes.