The Ute Tribe sought $1 billion or 2 million acres in the Uintah Basin. A unanimous appeals panel says the land was already ceded.

Southbridge Towers hosted co-op leaders warning Local Law 97 retrofit costs could outweigh a decade of financial challenges combined.

Hyper-scale facilities would need a quarter-mile buffer from homes and a state environmental review under new draft rules.

A new Illinois law lets parents seek second opinions after a Chicago mom spent over a year fighting a wrongful abuse case tied to her son's bone disease.

Crews recently placed a concrete panel reading “Holiness to the Lord” over the temple's front portico as construction climbs skyward.

A new Ohio law lets Erie County tap hotel taxes for public safety and infrastructure, but Cedar Point Sports Park bonds still eat millions a year.

Two separate ballot measures would fund open space and affordable housing, building on a 2022 bond that leveraged $322 million in outside money.

Councilmember Will Jawando got a stent after collapsing during a basketball game, but plans to continue campaigning as he recovers.

The Burbank debate will have no studio audience, but Dana Bash and Jake Tapper will press both candidates on taxes and Trump-era clashes.

The combined $75 billion bank keeps the EverBank name and Nasdaq ticker EVBK, with headquarters ties split between Jacksonville and Seattle.

A draft federal rule could send child care subsidies to married, single-income households — by pulling from the same pot working parents rely on.

Federal protections lapse Wednesday for Salvadorans clustered in Chelsea, Revere and East Boston, many raising U.S.-citizen kids.

A council motion demands a 30-day report on Cincinnati's surveillance contracts, plus annual audits going forward.