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| Connecticut Population Growth Seen Slowing, But Cities Could Rebound Population projections over the next couple of decades offer good and bad news for Connecticut: millennials are avoiding having babies, slowing overall growth, but the state's beleaguered cites are expected to rebound. The population is expected to grow by fewer than 61,000, to about 3.7 million, or an ...
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| Massachusetts is like Connecticut, but does a better job educating the poor Fourteen principals of chronically failing schools were replaced in recent years in Lawrence, Mass., by a state-appointed receiver put in charge of the city's struggling schools. Meanwhile one state over, two principals Connecticut officials identified as needing to be replaced to improve their schools were ...
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| State targets impaired, distracted driving in holiday push BOSTON (AP) — Massachusetts officials are reminding motorists to stay sober and avoid distractions over the holiday season. The Executive Office of Public Safety has launched The Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign that includes television, radio and online ads, and is aimed particularly at ...
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| State Parks offering eagle watch tours next year FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky State Parks are offering a chance to view eagles in western Kentucky. The eagle watching weekends will be offered in January and February at Lake Barkley and Kenlake State Resort parks and Kentucky Dam Village. The tours take place on an excursion yacht and ...
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| No. 6 Mississippi State overpowers Little Rock 86-48 Fresh off of her winning shot against No. 1 UConn in the Final Four, William walked across the stage at Humphrey Coliseum on Friday and graduated. William was back on the court Sunday to help the Bulldogs rout Little Rock 86-48. The senior scored a season-high 16 points. "Coach Schaefer has ...
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| The Latest: Shelby will not vote for Roy Moore Richard Shelby says he decided to cast a write-in ballot in the state's upcoming Senate election because of allegations that GOP nominee Roy Moore molested a girl when she was 14. Shelby told CNN in an interview Sunday that the accusation was the "tipping point" in his decision not to vote for Moore.
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| $18K awarded to aid restoration of Constitution Hall TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — An $18,000 grant from the National Park Service has moved a nonprofit closer to refurbishing the facade of a building where slavery opponents met during the Bleeding Kansas era. Grant Glenn, president of the nonprofit Friends of the Free State Capitol Inc., said the group will ...
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| No. 24 Michigan women pull away 54-41 over Kent State ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Hailey Brown and Hallie Thome each scored 11 points and No. 24 Michigan overcame a slow start to get past Kent State for a 54-41 win Sunday. Michigan (8-2) got the first bucket of the game, a quick layup from Brown, but then went scoreless until the end of the first quarter ...
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| AP News Guide: Lawmakers sue Gov. Burgum over vetoes BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — The North Dakota Legislature has set the stage for a rare state Supreme Court challenge of some vetoes issued by Gov. Doug Burgum. The Republican-led Legislature — with support from Democrats — filed the lawsuit Friday, alleging the first-term GOP governor overstepped ...
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| Hawaii lawmakers urge more funding for suicide prevention HONOLULU (AP) — Hawaii legislators are wrestling with how to prevent suicides, the leading cause of fatal injuries in the state. Mental health care and drug treatment in Hawaii is underfunded by tens of millions of dollars every year, and one direct result of this is far too many suicides, Democratic ...
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| Kathleen Blanco being treated for liver cancer, says no cure ... a Democrat who has become close to Blanco since she helped him in the governor's race, called for prayers for her recovery. "She is a strong woman of incredible faith, a deep and abiding love of Louisiana and all its people," Edwards said in a statement Sunday. "Now, we ask the people of our state ...
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| Substance Abuse Treatment Provider Pays Settlement HARTFORD, CT — APT Foundation and its chief executive officer agreed to pay $883,859 to the state and federal government to resolve allegations that it double billed Connecticut's Medicaid program, according to government press releases. APT Foundation is a behavioral health and substance use ...
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| Arkansas prison director says policy slips caused flare-ups LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — The director of Arkansas' prison system says a series of violent altercations at the state's maximum security prisons were due to correctional officers who failed to follow policy. State prisons director Wendy Kelley told the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette that skipping required ...
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| Queens of the Stone Age singer apologizes for concert kick Homme said on Twitter Sunday that he was "in a state of being lost in performance" and thought he was kicking lighting equipment on state. He says it was unintentional and he hopes Lauren accepts his apology. Emails seeking further comment from Homme's representatives were not immediately ...
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| Second Pennsylvania gerrymandering challenge heads to trial HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A state court trial over congressional district boundaries is about to get underway in Pennsylvania as a parallel case awaits a decision in federal court. The Commonwealth Court proceeding Monday in Harrisburg was put on a fast track by the state Supreme Court a month ago ...
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| Washington, Amazon sue company over seller training programs Attorney General Bob Ferguson filed the lawsuit against FBA Stores LLC in King County Superior Court, alleging violations to the state's Consumer Protection and Business Opportunity Fraud acts. The Braintree, Massachusetts company couldn't be reach for comment. The state said they targeted ...
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| NY Senate asks farmers: How can we help your bottom line? ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Members of the New York state Senate want to hear from farmers about ways the state can help their industry. The Senate's Standing Committee on Agriculture is scheduled to meet Tuesday in Albany to gather input from farmers and others involved in the agricultural industry ...
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| Reports of snowy owl sightings up in Rhode Island PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — A Rhode Island wildlife preservation group says the state has had more snowy owls sightings than usual this time of year, a sign that more of the birds may be making their way down from the Arctic. Lauren Parmelee, of the Audubon Society of Rhode Island, tells Rhode Island ...
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