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Supreme Court invites investigation into Colorado judicial branch

The state Supreme Court has given its blessing to an investigation into the Colorado Judicial Department, weeks after reports emerged of a multimillion dollar contract being authorized for a former employee in order to conceal allegations of misconduct. “We’re disappointed and absolutely heartbroken by this situation, and nobody wants these investigations to go forward more than I do,” said Chief Justice Brian D. Boatright. Representatives from the governor s office, attorney general s office and General Assembly will select the panel of independent investigators. Boatright indicated he would comment further on the process in the State of the Judiciary speech this Thursday.

State auditor s unexpected death at 53 not suspicious, police say

Three Aberdeen aldermen to make payment connected to Maurice Howard s embezzlement

Three Aberdeen aldermen to make payment connected to Maurice Howard s embezzlement Aberdeen Aldermen required to make payment connected to Mayor Maurice Howard s embezzlement. | Source: Mississippi Office of the State Auditor Three Aberdeen Aldermen are required to pay over $9,000 to the Office of the State Auditor. Posted: Feb 2, 2021 8:11 PM Updated: Feb 3, 2021 9:43 AM Posted By: Kaitlyn Hall ABERDEEN, Miss. (WTVA) - Three Aberdeen aldermen received a letter demanding that they pay $9,056.09 to the Office of the State Auditor.  The letters from the State Auditor accused Lady Garth, Edward Haynes, Jr. and Nicholas Holliday of misappropriation of city funds.  The payment stems from retroactive salary payments, made to then-Mayor Maurice Howard in August and September of 2020.

The Conversation: This Year s Legislative Opening Looks a Little Different

Realities of the digital divide Credit Ilihia Gionson / Hiehie Communications Even as more of our everyday lives take place online, roughly 10% of Hawaii residents do not have internet in their homes. High rates of unemployment over the course of the pandemic have forced many families to cut back and prioritize groceries and rent over home internet subscriptions. Families in low-income communities have also reported that low credit scores make them ineligible for free connectivity programs through telecom companies. Brad Bennett of the Kuauli Digital Opportunities Initiative discusses his organization s work in expanding access to computers in Hawaii s rural communities. Listen

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