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Six Lives, One Mystery: The Mechanicville Tragedy

MECHANICVILLE, N.Y. (WRGB) — Six people — a grandmother, her daughter and four children — were found dead inside a Mechanicville apartment on June 23 after a welfare…

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USPS nominations test the future of bipartisan boards

WASHINGTON, D.C. (Government Executive) — Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee Ranking Member Gary Peters, D-Mich, asked Chairman Rand Paul, R-Ky.,…

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What role is federal probe having in the Sam Nordquist case?

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Following the guilty pleas of three of the seven defendants in the Sam Nordquist murder case, we looked into the federal legal landscape and why…

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Air Force Major’s Arrest Shows What Really Happens to a Security Clearance

WASHINGTON, D.C. (Military.com) — An arrest does not automatically end a federal security clearance. It can, however, trigger mandatory reporting, temporary loss of…

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Army National Guard Pilot Sues United Airlines for Alleged Benefit Failures

CHICAGO, IL (Military.com) — A U.S. Army National Guard pilot has sued United Airlines for allegedly violating his federal rights as a service member after he was denied…

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Trump admin reshaping federal employee discipline, firing rules

WASHINGTON, D.C. (Federal News Network) — The rules governing discipline and removal procedures for federal employees are on track for a major overhaul. A slew of proposed…

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United Airlines violated National Guard soldier’s employment, family leave rights, lawsuit says

CHICAGO, IL (Stars & Stripes) — United Airlines violated the protected employment rights of a Hawaii Army National Guard member while he attended flight school by not…

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How did alleged $1M class-action fraud go unnoticed? Legal expert weighs in

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — A Greece man accused of collecting more than $1 million through false class-action lawsuit claims is raising a bigger question: How did one person…

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Some disabled veterans say losing telework accommodations is making it harder for them to keep working at the VA

WASHINGTON, D.C. (Government Executive) — Many disabled veterans serve in agencies. In fact, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that in 2024 about one-fifth of employed…

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After violent holiday weekend, talk of youth curfews ramps up in Buffalo, Rochester

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (Spectrum News 1) — Fourth of July violence in several upstate New York cities has prompted a response which, if implemented, would make young people stay at…

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