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EASTON — Easton Mayor Megan Cook said there isn’t a lot of fluff in the $28 million proposed overall budget for fiscal year 2025.

The Portland Firefighters Association says they are deeply concerned about the $11 million budget deficit that could lead to cutting firefighters and the closur

A new study finds that American hustle culture harms women because facetime is valued over efficiency, and because women get rewarded less than men for equal overwork.

UTICA, NY -- Kirsten Simms and Caroline Harvey linking up for a goal has become a common sight at LaBahn Arena in recent years. The whole world got to witness

EASTON — Easton Town Council discussed making the employment status of town employees exempt during a workshop that followed the council meeting Monday evening.

This Women's History Month News 8 got a first time inside look at a nonprofit's work to uplift and unify women across Connecticut.

A statement from An Garda Síochána said that every Garda member gets paid basic pay every week without fail, adding that Garda pay has not been suspended in any Garda district

Bre Elsey, Director of Governmental Affairs at the Washington Farm Bureau, says one of the big topics during the last legislative session was fixing the new ag overtime law to unburden farmers and farmworkers.

The ranks of Baltimore City Public Schools police continue to dwindle as the department struggles to recruit and retain officers.“I think it's an epidemic at th

If you employ farm workers, or are a farm worker yourself, you’re probably aware that there was no fix to the ag overtime law.