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On Facebook, Gregory Foster II reportedly shared an image of the Tops grocery store referencing a request for “clean up” in its aisles.

NYSCOPBA says that violence in prisons, and attacks on staff, has "exploded" since the HALT Act was passed.

Three members of the Thunder Bay Police Service Board have submitted their resignations, just days after Ontario's police watchdog agency appointed an administrator to oversee the beleaguered oversight board.

A union representing corrections officers is asking the state to pause implementation of a new solitary confinement reform law.

The Angelo State University history department held their first annual Lone Star Lecture featuring inaugural speaker Dr. Donald S. Frazier on March 9.

BENNINGTON — Vermonters will head to town halls, schools and gymnasiums today to continue a tradition that goes back more than 200 years — Town Meeting Day — where residents

Musician and veteran Michael Powers, 73, recently used his talent to win first place in the 2021 National Veterans Creative Arts Festival competition held by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

The local leaders waging battles on behalf of the state’s workers.

Glastonbury-based The Center for Children with Special Needs (CCSN) announced that it will open an office in Farmington offering several outpatient services, including occupational therapy, speech and social skills groups. The 28-year-old behavioral health practice said it is scheduled to open this spring at The Exchange at 270 Farmington Ave. The site will house group treatment centers and expanded clinical space for occupational and speech therapy.