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Georgia lawmakers are advancing legislation to reform the First Offender Act, aiming to improve job and housing opportunities by sealing criminal records earlier.

The launch of Delaware’s legal marijuana industry, originally set for this spring, may be delayed due to an issue with ...

Delaware's implementation of legal, adult-use marijuana is grinding along.... but, another potential obstacle has popped up.

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Kansas City school board candidate Joseph Nelson was convicted on military criminal charges, which he’s still fighting.

A man hired by the New Hampshire Department of Labor as an administrative judge is in the process of being fired, according ...

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The nominees will be submitted to Gov. Josh Stein to fill the seat left by Judge Stephen Stokes' recent appointment to the ...

South Korean President Yoon's declaration of martial law in December was a wake-up call for Korean citizens, especially the ...

Controls on access to apartment complex master keys got even tighter Thursday as lawmakers passed changes to a bill requiring ...