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Illinois lawmakers, under pressure to act on ethics reform, unanimously passed a measure seeking to curb abuses tied to the right light camera industry.

Facing pressure to bolster state ethics laws, Illinois lawmakers have turned their attention to the long troubled red-light camera industry.

A recently approved measure seeks to place ethical guardrails around an industry that has been at the center of multiple federal probes that have ensnared a host of officials, including two state senators.

Dozens of first responders will be honored with Valor Awards May 23 by the 200 Club of Middlesex County.

Patrick Doherty from Checkmarx spoke on Day 1 of the Cybersecurity Festival about how to address the challenges of modern AppSec

A RACIST thug has been jailed for hurling abuse and launching a glass bottle at shopworkers in Greenock.

The Arkansas coaches hit the road for the spring evaluation period on April 24, and the focus at the beginning was on in-state schools and Texas.

The year was 1981, and Irish American elected officials – including the junior U.S. Senator from Delaware, Joe Biden – had plenty of reasons to be concerned. Yes, another festive St. Patrick’s Day in Washington D.C., was approaching. But so were some of the darkest days of the Troubles in Northern Ireland. Amidst rising clashes

People who don’t know me well but, for one reason or another, have observed me trying to do seemingly ordinary tasks in everyday life are rendered speechless by my inability to perform even the simple...

A man with more than 115 criminal convictions has been sentenced to an additional day in jail and probation for a theft at an art gallery.