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Investigators believe a 14-year-old girl reported missing from Midland over the weekend may be on the run to Chicago with her boyfriend.

Though New Yorks prison population has been on the decline, the state comptroller is urging policymakers to continue reducing that number and to be aware that a growing percentage of older inmates is leading to substantially higher health care costs.

Tom Cruise, Joe Biden, Tony Blair...they all know Rabbi Marvin Hier and support his work fighting racism

Assemblyman Jones says he is pleased that a number of initiatives outlined by Governor Hochul in her first State of the State address will benefit the North Country.

New York senator Dan Stec has joined with fellow Republicans to advocate for the caucus’ Take Back New York 2022 agenda.

Contributions of Adirondack inmates deserve recognition, says Clarence Jefferson Hall Jr., whose work shines a light on Northern NY's prisons.

For decades, there has been a quietly flourishing fashion industry in Trinidad and Tobago, inspired by the colour and vibrance, and climate of the Caribbean, and catering to both the mass market and an elite, discerning clientele. in recent years, there has been an accelerated push to grow the fashion industry

Eventually, Mount Moriah Missionary Baptist Church became not just a vaccine site but a way for the Douglas County Health Department to reach Omaha's Black community. "When COVID-19 came about, having a health ministry in place made it so much easier for us to focus on how do we first of all keep people safe, and then second of all, how do we give them good accurate up to date information," Rev. Ralph Lassiter said.

On December 15, the Fayetteville Observer in North Carolina published the obituary of a Texas woman named Renay Mandel Corren. I promise you, it's unlike...

OGDENSBURG — Gov. Kathleen C. Hochul has been sent a letter signed by more than a dozen state legislators who want to discuss the decision to close six correctional facilities