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Hawaiian Electric is facing a spate of new lawsuits that seek to hold it responsible for the deadliest U.S. wildfire in more than a century. The number of confirmed dead stands at 115, and the county expects that to rise.

By JENNIFER McDERMOTT, BERNARD CONDON and MICHAEL BIESECKER Associated Press In the first moments of the Maui fires, when high winds brought down power pole

Google street view images of poles taken before the fire show the bare wire.

Like Pride month, the CinemaQ Festival, which brings four days of LGBTQ+ movies, guests and more, straddles celebration and vigilance, the sublimely ridiculous and the deadly serious, queer joy and LGBTQ+ civil rights.

Dozens of lobbyists and other K Street types have already maxed out to at least one candidate as of the filing deadline.

When it comes to reaching the state’s renewable energy goals, cross-sector collaboration is the name of the game, according to speakers and panelists at WBJ’s 2023 Mass Energy Summit.

The Worcester Business Journal will host the Massachusetts Energy Summit on May 12 at the DCU Center in Worcester.

Surprise snow showers on Saturday caused roads to be difficult to drive on. Accidents occurred across the state, including this one.

Packaging edutainment in Anaheim this February is not quite like the heart-pounding thrill rides at Disneyland. But for packaging geeks, it’s da bomb.

CHICAGO, Oct. 13, 1931 (UP) -- The federal government completed its case today against Alphonse Capone, Coney Island bartender who made good in such a big way as a Chicago criminal that he is accused of cheating the income tax department of $215,000.