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The notion that the quasi-public Connecticut Port Authority, the subject of a wide-ranging federal criminal probe, is managed by a competent board is absurd. It’s full of Gov. Ned Lamont administratio...

All of a House commission’s recommendations are moving except for a bill on term limits.

The Judicial Council is seeking applicants to fill an upcoming vacancy on the Hawaiʻi State Ethics Commission. The term will run from July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2027. 

Jose Antonio Rivera, a former three-time world champion boxer from Worcester, announced that he will run for an at-large city council seat this fall.

The Greater Hartford NAACP is calling for action to solve flooding issues in Hartford’s North End neighborhoods, a call coming as the federal Environmental Protection Agency says it is continuing to investigate causes of sewage overflows and whether agencies responsible for the city’s stormwater infrastructure have fulfilled their obligations.

Rep. Jason Harper, R-Rio Rancho, left, and House Minority Leader Ryan Lane, R-Aztec, take their oath of office on the opening day of this years 60-day legislative session. (Eddie Moore/Journal)

A local elections regulator in rural New Mexico who was recently declared missing from work and replaced is now facing possible sanctions from a commission that oversees ethics and conduct by government officials

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) -- A local elections regulator in rural New Mexico who was recently declared missing from work and replaced is now facing possible sanctions from a commission

A local elections regulator in rural New Mexico who was recently declared missing from work and replaced is now facing possible sanctions from a commission that oversees ethics and conduct by government officials

Speaker Scott Saiki and President Ron Kouchi explain where they stand on restoring public trust at the Capitol.