Emails show right-wing group gave talking points to Florida GOP lawmaker on anti-union bill
Rep. Jenna Persons-Mulicka, R-Fort Myers Credit: Photo via Florida House of Representatives Florida lawmakers passed legislation this week that could […]
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Florida Legislature passes $31M for AIDS drug program
Tori Samuel (L) and Michael Emanuel Rajner lead a protest outside the the Historic Florida Capitol on Feb. 18, 2026,
Church Street Retailer Homeport to Open Second Store in Essex
Homeport, the kitchen, housewares and eclectic gift store on the Church Street Marketplace in downtown Burlington, will open a second
Desmond Meade to step down as head of Florida Rights Restoration Coalition
Credit: Florida Rights Restoration Coalition/Facebook Desmond Meade, who in 2018 led the campaign that restored the voting rights to Floridians
Student charged in Danvers murder allegedly told police he ‘wanted to kill someone for a long time’
Crime Anthony DeMayo, a Bishop Fenwick High School senior, is charged with murder and home invasion in 68-year-old Janet Swallow’s
Faced with $1 Billion in Needed Repairs, DPS Considers Closing Older Schools
The specter of school closures is haunting Durham Public Schools. By 2030, the district could begin to close some smaller
City of Durham Begins Tough Budget Season
Before City of Durham officials even draft the upcoming fiscal year’s budget, it’s already shaping up to be a challenging
Galvin agrees to produce legally mandated report on voting in jail
Local News Two state elections passed with no oversight, advocates said, while Secretary William Galvin’s office blamed “technical issues.” Secretary
Questions Raised Over Local and State Police Actions at ICE Raid
At least two police agencies are facing questions about their response to Wednesday’s chaotic protest on South Burlington’s Dorset Street,
City Market Lays Off 12 Employees as Financial Losses Mount
City Market has laid off 12 employees as the iconic Burlington co-op continues to struggle with declining sales, a spokesperson