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CHESHIRE, Mass. — Town Clerk Christine Emerson has paid a $5,000 civil penalty for violating the conflict of interest law by hiring her daughter and granddaughter to perform work for the...

Cheshire Town Clerk Christine Emerson, charged with repeatedly hired her daughter and granddaughter to do work for the town, has paid a $5,000 penalty.

Gov. Larry Hogan, like former President Donald Trump, is a real-estate executive who refused to divest private real estate businesses upon election.

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There's no telling who will be victorious on election day, but public records can tell us who raised the most cash during the campaign season.

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Both major candidates running for governor in Massachusetts have refused to share copies of their latest tax returns. Campaigns for Democrat Maura Healey and Republican Geoff Diehl said they could change their minds if their opponent releases the information.

New Mexico joined the Union in January 1912. It has participated in 28 presidential elections through 2020, alternating some extended periods of support for Democratic and Republican candidates. Democrats have now won 7 of the last 8 elections, including Joe Biden's 54% to 44% win over Donald Trump in 2020.

Connecticut Port Authority employee Andrew Lavigne was fined $750 and suspended for two days without pay for violating state ethics rules when he accepted hockey tickets from a company doing business...

The Democratic governor’s campaign released summary pages of his state and federal tax returns that do not identify what holdings were sold to realize the capital gains, nor do they explain the timing.