TTI Floor Care is shrinking its Charlotte office to about 30 workers as it shifts operations 130 miles south to Anderson, South Carolina.

A Sugar Land dermatologist and a Wharton patient warn a federal payment cut could split routine procedures into extra appointments.

Americans may not learn they're barred from leaving China until they try to board a flight home, federal officials warn.

Azalia Garcia says she got no warning before her contract was terminated. A former county judge takes over at $80,000 a year.

A national trade group and two Bronx and Harlem supermarkets say Mamdani's rent-free city grocery plan is illegal antitrust favoritism.

A Williamson County lawyer of 46 years kept a wrongful death client waiting nearly four years for $20,000. He avoided disbarment.

The Wellesley Tuition Promise starts fall 2027, making it the first women's college to hit the $200,000 mark.

One Melvindale woman pays nearly $200 every few months despite using barely three units of water.

Allegheny County Council members Dan Grzybek and Alex Rose are behind the plan.

Future Ready Ohio debuts as pollsters find most Americans oppose AI data centers near home. New Albany offers a blueprint some towns might copy.

The Atlanta hitmaker says Konvict rerouted half a $1.3 million payout to Akon's brother's label instead of paying him in full.

Rep. Kim Holloway's new bill would shield first-time offenders but expose repeat abusers publicly. Advocates warn it could give victims false comfort.

A five-fold tax expansion would fix rusting stormwater pipes decades sooner and cover a looming police funding gap.