Dozens of Ohio charter schools applied for a piece of nearly $105 million in federal money, amid broader debate over charter-school performance and funding.

A council critic warned the diverted money isn't found cash — county services could feel it for 30 years.

The San Francisco neobank is absorbing its longtime Oklahoma banking partner to cut out sponsor fees and control its own ledgers.

A federal appeals panel found the IRS handed over addresses even when ICE typed placeholders like “00000” into forms.

City council gave first approval to a six-month pause, joining Ypsilanti Township and Van Buren Township residents who've protested water and power concerns.

La Crosse and Wausau topped $4 a gallon overnight as Middle East tanker strikes rattled Midwest pumps.

Teachers call it a broken promise as Broward's school board pins hopes for a 4% raise on the Nov. 3 tax referendum.

Issues 11, 12 and 13 would lock tenant protections and police oversight into Akron's charter, out of council's reach.

About a dozen demonstrators sat in on NCAA arguments, accusing Chief Justice Paul Newby of favoring Duke Energy over the public.

Sport & State, backed by a $100 million valuation, gets a massive new distribution partner just weeks after launch.

A new interactive map flags 20,000 units across Jersey City, and a fresh housing chief is set to lead the audit's next phase.

Simpsonville's park reverts to its old name after a bitter fight over honoring former city administrator Dianna Gracely.

City Council approved a 59.95-cent rate, adding $97 to a median homeowner's bill as flood damage tops $65 million.