Joe Cinquemani says the city stalled his voter forum at Doles Recreation Center until a federal judge stepped in.

A 1.34-acre parcel near Woodlawn and Showmen's Rest cemeteries is proposed for homes, but no publicly available survey has been conducted on the site.

Chagrin Falls High School now beats Rocky River and Solon, with AP pass rates topping 92%.

Huck Construction & Development, a 25-year Alpharetta firm, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Two committee chairs want elementary devices gone too, citing a Wichita seventh grader who accessed more than 13,000 YouTube videos on a school-issued device over three months.

Gillibrand joined food bank leaders in Elmsford to warn that a federal cost shift starting October 1 could swamp pantries statewide.

OUC customers will pay a new monthly fee based on their highest 15-minute usage, even as base rates drop 14%.

National Democrats finally added the Lansing organizer to their top target list, seven weeks before Election Day.

A federal judge in Boston paused the rule days before it would have hit doctoral students hardest. Massachusetts could have lost $284 million.

Kemp calls for “a different direction” after months on the sidelines, while Ossoff’s campaign says the endorsement came too late to matter.

Guilford County dropped campus early voting at NC A&T and UNCG, but records show midterms never had it before.

Cleveland City Council wants Apple and Google to put the Gulf of Cleveland on the map — literally, two miles into Lake Erie.

Nassau's county executive says he'd challenge New York's gas-car and all-electric building mandates, calling them a hidden tax on drivers.