A state commission said Michael Plass sent biased campaign mailers, but rolled back a previous recommendation barring him from hearing criminal cases.

Looking back, the initial contact had all the elements of the earliest “Nigerian prince” email scams. The writer, who uses the name of a real member of a real book club, opened with detailed flattery ...

For the second time in a year, Albany's Common Council voted to appoint a member of the city's troubled Community Police ...

In this week's mailbag, readers were curious about the Texans' past two defensive performances and what the inconsistency on ...

LATEST Dec. 23 7:15 a.m. PG&E announced power has been fully restored in San Francisco, bringing needed relief to the ...

With Seward County in an ongoing battle over a proposed 14-mill hike in the levy for Fiscal Year 2026, some have said constituents are being misled and do not have all the information available to see ...

A suspected cyberattack has knocked France’s national postal service and its banking arm offline during the busy Christmas ...

Supported by the Bartels family, the Hatfield Scholars Program continues its mission of recognizing students who excel in the ...

Nonprofits HAAM and Strong are working together to fix Cedar Park home of Season for Caring recipient. Donated building ...

A week after Martin University in Indianapolis announced it would pause operations at the end of the semester, the private university terminated all staff and said it does not have the money to ...

Madina Babrakzai, 5, plays with a Barbie at her house. Madina, who was accidently burned with hot tea last summer, loves ...

APT28 ran a sustained phishing campaign from June 2024 to April 2025, using fake UKR.net login pages to steal credentials and ...