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In June 1946, 3,000 Shriners staged a parade downtown as part of the 60th anniversary celebration for Richmond’s ACCA Temple. Nearly 300 candidates for admission to the temple were present for induction rites at the event. Here, the Richmond Guard of Honor marched in the parade.
Sen. Anne Carney, D-Cape Elizabeth, and Yarmouth lawyer Tim Shannon are squaring off in December.
Secretary of State Michael Howe says he would encourage the Surrey School District to contest its $5.8 million bond election after a mapping error left the question off some ballots.
Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas expressed expectations for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to resign or face impeachment. However, a recent House vote complicated Cruz
The governor-elect has selected a chief of staff, an attorney general nominee and a chief operating officer ahead of taking office.
A $1.5 million renovation is on the horizon, but Casper has another ambitious goal for the landmark that could shape its future for generations.
Republican Representative Katie Zolikoff was elected the first woman Speaker of the House for Montana.
ARLINGTON, Va. — A guard at Arlington National Cemetery corrected a group that included Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Wednesday.
Billings, Mont. — Montana investigators are reviewing a dispute over how a Public Service Commission vote tied to Northwestern Energy rate increases was recorded before those increases took effect in
Per a legislative rule supporting House Bill 2002 that took effect in July 2026 and is slated to last through July 2031, the One-Stop Shop Permitting Program created by the law covers any permit, license or approval that is a prerequisite for any economic development project and available and applied for using a program dashboard at speedtobuild.wv.gov. The One-Stop Shop Permitting Program championed and administered by Gov. Patrick Morrisey
The West Virginia State Police warned that child internet crimes are an increasing problem across the state during a legislative meeting on Tuesday as the force looks to augment its