A federal judge says USDA's move to ship jobs to Utah and Texas likely breaks spending law passed by Congress.

Daniella Levine Cava backs two 120-foot digital signs near PAMM, but Miami's Eileen Higgins still says no.

Question 9 asks voters to keep or scrap the 2024 firearms law, with a key registration deadline landing just six days before the vote.

Greenland's own 2021 bans on new oil, gas and uranium licenses stand in the way of Trump's Truth Social claim.

A city staff report raises concerns about whether the Crestmoor sports fields project is financially sustainable.

A federal judge says Uber can keep pressing fraud claims against attorney Marc Simon, even though its insurer footed the bill.

About 500 workers on District job sites, including the City Ridge Wegmans project, are set to split a settlement payout.

California's term-limited governor hits Exeter and Nashua with Senate hopeful Chris Pappas before November's midterms.

IU Kelley School economists head to downtown Columbus on Nov. 18 to size up 2027 — tickets fund student scholarships.

Regulators say the bank missed over $5 billion in suspicious transfers tied to cartels and Chinese laundering networks.

The Hall of Famer says running is his way of “getting off the bench again” to help his adopted hometown.

A 111-year-old local hauler says the ballot measure could gut its business, while residents weigh fixed $30 pricing against losing their pick of provider.

Dawn Fantasia says Governor Sherrill's Italian American shoutout was buried beneath her Indigenous Peoples' Day message.