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The New Orleans Police Department announced four recent arrests and a warrant issued in violent crimes committed in Uptown neighborhoods. Perry Briley Sr., 25, was in Orleans Parish Justice Center when he was rebooked for murder on April 13. Briley was being held on one count of attempted second-degree murder, eight counts of aggravated assault […]

Following is the full transcript of the Hudson Institute event titled How Can the World Bank and IMF Assist Ukraine? A Conversation with Congressman F...

On Thursday, April 21, U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen (WA-02) will host a live telephone town hall on environmental issues facing Northwest Washington and efforts to fight climate change.

 SHEPHERDSVILLE – A position that has been debated throughout the years is the Constitutional office of constable. While not requiring any formal law enforcement training, the role of constable is a very powerful one in Kentucky. In Bullitt County, the constable’s position has seen officeholders take a variety of roles in the community. The following candidates answered letters seeking interviews, as well as notices in the newspaper: FIRST DISTRICT

Mikey Arroyo promotes renewable energy use

LOS ANGELES (Legal Newsline) – A California law firm that became part of Locke Lord might still face liability for its representation of a disgruntled client who tried to sue the London-based Daily Mail.

There's an old sports-writing adage that contends the best stories are always in the loser's locker room.

We aren’t just Public Radio, we are The Public’s Radio. Hear us on WNPN 89.3FM across Rhode Island and the Southcoast of Massachusetts.

SPRINGFIELD – Legislators who changed the state’s judicial map last year to preserve a Democratic majority on the Supreme Court passed a campaign finance law last week that could achieve the same purpose.

About 100 students at Boulder Peak Intermediate School in Marion were among the Iowa students casting votes and learning how democracy works.