Ian Phillips, who is challenging Assemblyman John Lemondes, speaks on water quality and protecting the Finger Lakes during the 126th Assembly District debate in Auburn. The candidates participated in ...

Milt Hess, school board member for Logansport Community School Corporation, served as the district’s voting delegate at the ...

The shooting took place at the GRTC bus stop outside of City Hall. According to prosecutors, the shooter and victim were ...

On November 3, Wisconsin will hold an election for state Assembly candidates. There are three contested races in the La ...

On November 3, Wisconsin will hold an election for state Assembly candidates. There are three contested races in the La ...

The state budget enacted this summer hiked teacher pay by an average of 8%, but that headline fact obscures some important ...

The Colorado Association of REALTORS has named State Sen. Marc Catlin, R-Montrose, a 2026 Legislator of the Year. The award ...

A bill allowing Pennsylvania to enter multi-state agreements for drone research and education at the John Murtha ...

The General Assembly will revisit its birth on Wednesday, convening in Williamsburg exactly 250 years after the first meeting of the newly constituted legislature of the independent Commonwealth of ...

Longtime Republican incumbent Todd Novak has two challengers in the Nov. 3 election — Ben Gruber, a Democrat, and Nathan Tataje, a member of the American Solidarity Party.

AUBURN — Assemblyman John Lemondes and challenger Ian Phillips clashed over affordability, data centers and water quality during an hour-long debate at Cayuga Community College on Tuesday.

Here’s a look at what the 193-member United Nations does and how it works as leaders convene in New York for the annual General Assembly. By The New York Times For more than eight decades, the United ...