The five-year deal aims to reach 20,000 students, with advisers to help offset Ohio's sagging college-going rate.

While Trump packed a Dallas arena, the GOP's Massachusetts nominees stayed home to court the state's independent majority.

Federal regulators approved the proposed $1 deal Wednesday, clearing a key hurdle after months of uncertainty for WPSU's 24-county television and 13-county radio footprint.

The September 30 jump caps a six-year mandate voters approved in 2020 — and tipped workers get a raise too.

Tonya Sweat had 5,427 valid signatures, leaving her 1,104 signatures short, and now the Prince George's County Executive race won't include her name on the ballot.

A revived $1.8 billion data center plan for the old Emerson campus now includes $750,000 a year for neighborhood repairs — but Ferguson residents aren't buying it.

Chicago residents hit by 2023-2024 storms can now apply for up to $15,000 in rent, mortgage, or utility reimbursements.

The plan would phase in over four years and force overtime pay for anyone working past 32 hours.

Crews raised the final beam on the five-story complex that will make South Carolina history as its first combined city-county government building.

LIBRE State PAC says Jackson's tax and property plans won over Georgia's fast-growing Latino electorate, nearly 500,000 strong.

Property owners get free passes, but Palm Coast visitors will soon pay to park along A1A for the first time ever.

Teens told the CMS board that efficient buildings could shrink a budget already burdened by rising utility bills.

A Jars Cannabis fundraiser netted nearly $90,000 for James, but his campaign won't say how it would replace lost road money.