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An ethics complaint alleges that a New Jersey judge abused the power of his office by allowing his secretary to work remotely in violation of office policy.

Good news came Friday morning with the release of the latest Department of Labor statistics showing another period of wage and job gains and low unemployment — with 3.7% as

NFLPA vice president Calais Campbell spoke out on the leagues gambling policy, particularly pertaining to incidents unrelated to NFL games.

GUEST COMMENTARY: A thousand years from now, how will America be remembered? One filmmaker suggested future history books would emphasize baseball, jazz, and the Constitution.

Just up the long rise in Arlington National Cemetery is the grave of President John Kennedy, his wife, and two young Kennedy children who did not live long. The place

More than three years and seven months after acting State Supreme Court Judge Mark Grisanti got into a noisy dispute with his North Buffalo neighbors and some police officers, the

Pete Amadhanirundr and Ally Smith opened Puma Yu’s in June 2022 with a goal in mind — to craft Thai cuisine and provide a distinctive beverage selection with intention. The

Jason Isbell has filed for divorce from Amanda Shires after almost 11 years of marriage.

After nearly three years of studies and public surveys, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has rolled out a proposed “Visiting Vehicle Use Map” designating legal motor vehicle routes within Wharton State Forest. The idea is to protect ecologically sensitive areas while preserving reasonable public access to the forest.

Chippewa County Sheriff Travis Hakes has been plagued by misconduct allegations. He admits some fault with miscommunication but stands firm that he is a good leader.