The union for nurses at The Queen’s Health System said they were disappointed at the progress of negotiations for a new contract with hospital management. The Hawaii Nurses’ Association, which represents nearly 2, 000 nurses at Queen’s Punchbowl and West Oahu campuses, said in a news release Friday that in-person meetings with management next week […]
Feb. 27—BEMIDJI — Community members and stakeholders from the Bemidji Education Association once again packed the district office board room during Monday’s Bemidji Area Schools Board of Education meeting. For several months, educators and their supporters have rallied outside the district office on behalf of a contract that includes cost of living adjustments, health insurance […]
After five hours of jury deliberation on Friday, District Judge Richard Jacquez declared a mistrial after a jury could not come to a consensus. Isaiah Taylor has been in custody for nearly two years after he was one of two teenagers charged in the death of Nicodemus “Nico” Gonzales at a house party in Las […]
Dec. 28—By Dan Rodricks — drodricks@baltsun.com December 28, 2023 at 8:50 a.m. Nobody asked me, but the vice chair of the Baltimore Planning Commission should probably refrain from the specious argument that the debate over proposed apartment towers on Harborplace represents some sort of generational divide. “It seems like a lot of older folks remember […]
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi legislators will begin their session next month without a broad outline from their leaders about how the state should spend money during the year that begins July 1. The Joint Legislative Budget Committee met Wednesday, and members were scheduled to adopt recommendations as a starting point for writing a spending […]