Joseph Jones pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree murder, first-degree assault and attempted assault in the deaths of Bernadetta Cooper, 40, and Doryan Bryant, 6, on Oct. 10, 2020.
When the law passed last year, it was estimated to cost the state over $100 million annually because the transitional benefits program is outside the bounds of what the federal government funds.
Incumbent Mike Bost sees bipartisanship as necessary to making government work. Challenger Darren Bailey says he’s willing to shut government down to advance his agenda.
If a cyclone had dropped from the clouds and scooped up a section visited by the fire on Feb. 4, 1900, the destruction could not have been more complete.
The number of living liver donors has been growing steadily over the past 10 years as the safety of donation improves and the waiting list for transplants grows.
Wayne and Joan Long years ago renovated a warehouse to house their catering business, and to live in. Now they're hoping it can offer shelter for the homeless.
The New Haven Police Department was dissolved on Friday after the police chief resigned just weeks after taking office, citing concerns with the handling of evidence in the department.
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Columnist Bill McClellan writes: It would be easier for Bell if he could show his progressive bonafides, and what better way than freeing an unjustly convicted Black man from prison?
Federal Reserve officials have said countless times they take a “data-dependent approach” to their policy decisions. But what if the data isn’t as dependable as it once was?
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