Denver wants residents, air-quality and health experts to help decide what happens once its data-center moratorium expires next May.

Rep. Morgan McGarvey toured the Russell neighborhood nonprofit as federal Medicaid rollbacks threaten senior programs statewide.

A Manhattan appeals panel says shareholders, not the FDIC, keep the right to sue over Signature Bank's 2023 collapse.

Stuart Adams wants apologies and retractions from four critics within 14 days, weeks after losing his Senate seat to Stephanie Hollist.

York Space Systems and Rocket Lab join 13 other firms competing for work under the Space Force's new NITE-STAR contract pool.

City leaders stretched a 45-day pause to almost 11 months as a 20-acre Rogers Road parcel drew resident alarm over groundwater and grid strain.

Nevada agencies now have until October to hold public meetings on cutting regulations, with recommendations due by year's end.

A records fight over the Farley Road mosque's fire-safety numbers pushed the appeal hearing past its original date, with no new date locked in.

The lieutenant governor says he refused to even open some of the books he displayed at the Capitol.

Clarksville leaders eye a 1% tax on restaurant meals and bars to fund police cruisers and fire trucks amid state property-tax changes.

The Met, AMNH, and the Central Park Boathouse racked up dozens of FDNY summonses, but City Hall never collects the money.

Paperwork delays and a tight federal deadline left dozens of eligible pre-1978 homes untreated across Cuyahoga County.

A 2020 contract lets developer David Pearson control the Village of Towne Lake's HOA through 2040, and homeowners say they're just now finding out.