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CONOCRD — A group of educators and business leaders have been working for more than a year to revise the rules and definitions for New Hampshire public schools, and an early draft has drawn concern from public school advocates.The changes could affect...

The number of firearms confiscated at airports nationwide is on the rise. In Southwest Florida, TSA has confiscated 19 firearms so far this year. 

On Friday Edgartown District Court Judge Benjamin Barnes dismissed charges against the two remaining defendants in an alleged break-in case dating from 2020. Ryan Fisher and Matthew Medeiros faced felony breaking and entering at night, larceny from a building, assault with a dangerous weapon, and threat to commit a crime charges stemming from an alleged […]

We’ve all heard excuses for people’s failures, some legitimate and others not. Sometimes we can find examples of excuses in history, too. Today’s story involves an excuse for a problem with clearing a land title early in the history of Perry County, Missouri.

TAMPA, Fla. (Legal Newsline) - A Tampa bar faces a lawsuit for serving alcohol to an underage Florida woman who subsequently died in a car accident.

The three unions representing various University of California employees are in the process of renegotiating their contracts and working to leverage their combined over 48,000 members to garner concessions.

State Rep. Robert "Renny" Cushing staged a massive sit-in against nuclear power in the 1970s and spent decades standing up for social justice in NH.

Where State Farm sees ‘a lot of fraud’, Black customers see discrimination

During almost 29 years of active duty, United States Army veteran Robert McLaughlin was deployed to hot spots in the Middle East, Asia and Europe before becoming garrison commander at

The giant insurer is facing lawsuits from customers, agents and former employees accusing it of racial discrimination.