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The Democratic governor remains open to a constitutional amendment that would make it easier for her party to redraw the lines.
Ritter had been prominently mentioned as a possible successor at UConn because the current president's contract expires on June 30, 2027.
Sen. Anne Carney, D-Cape Elizabeth, and Yarmouth lawyer Tim Shannon are squaring off in December.
David Brouillette, who shot and killed Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero in Biddeford, reportedly sent a series of racist emails regarding a Colombian man in 2021.
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
The latest results showed Republicans still trailing Democrats in two Anchorage state House seats, increasing the margins for the current bipartisan majority coalition made up of Democrats, independents and moderate Republicans.
An Anchorage Superior Court judge said the division is not required to provide the report, especially in the midst of its primary function of administering the election.
One week after winning a landslide election, Colorado Gov.-elect Phil Weiser unveiled his first batch of cabinet nominations Tuesday morning.
The lawsuit, filed in the West Palm Beach, Florida, division of U.S. District Court, is the latest back-and-forth between Utley and Bruesewitz, who have each accused the other in separate lawsuits of mishandling money from the digital strategy firm they co-founded.
A University of Maryland student and her mother were detained by ICE after a check-in at the agency's Baltimore office.
Maryland’s attorney general cites insufficient evidence to reopen the case of Thomas Rawls, who died after Baltimore County Police restrained him in 2006.