A city audit found Honolulu shifted millions away from its original pandemic recovery plan, including funds tied to Waikiki Vista tenants.

The Hawaiʻi Community Development Authority handed off a $300,000 travel account with no cities, dates, or attendees locked in yet.

SDSU's library alone has a 37-page DEI plan, while a conservative watchdog blasts the policy as division dressed up as inclusion.

Most Sauk Rapids homeowners will pay $10 to $40 more next year, even as the city's tax rate actually drops.

New rentals would still get full inspections, but renewals could face random exterior checks instead of yearly ones.

Alexander Stubb and Gen. Joshua Rudd both attended Furman. Next Friday they share a stage on global security.

Pete Buttigieg joined the Las Cruces rally as Republican Greg Cunningham accused Gabe Vasquez of hiding his record.

Bayland Buildings will convert the former Associated Bank site into City Hall and a police station, while the library remains in its current space.

Clinton says he authorized a CIA plan to take out bin Laden, but agency officials pulled the plug at the last minute.

The Dallas bank's move puts Texas Capital's $33.9 billion balance sheet behind the new Uptown exchange before Energy Transfer even arrives.

Irrigation customers could see a 14% jump while Aurora eyes a $1.3 billion reservoir. Residential bills would rise more modestly.

JBG Smith and MAA are the fourth and fifth DC landlords to settle rent-fixing claims, pushing the city's total recovery past $11.7 million.

About 35% of Texas faculty now plan to apply out of state next cycle, up sharply from last year's survey.