The Ridgewood congressman wants federal AI grants for classrooms even as districts lock away student phones bell-to-bell.

Air Products, Axcelis, Corning and Pacifico Energy signed on in Washington, tying gas, glass and wind power to Pyeongtaek's mega-cluster.

The SEC wants a federal judge to force ISS to hand over client voting records, but the firm says the demand tramples free speech.

Rural counties captured most of the 436 new projects, with Walmart and Siemens leading fresh factory bets outside metro Atlanta.

Critics called it a Temu knockoff. Ramaswamy's black jersey at the Buckeyes opener drew 3 million views and plenty of scorn.

Union lawyer Andrew Axelrad calls the village's pension offer “phenomenally low” as talks with Key Biscayne stall.

The Labor Day parade steps off from Zeidler Union Square at 11 a.m., with union leaders framing the march as a fight far from over.

Gulu-Gulu Café, Curly Girl Candy Shop, HausWitch and other Salem storefronts face daily fines if their hand-painted windows aren't gone after Halloween.

The new City Hall office, run by union organizer Tony Perlstein, can now investigate wage violations even without a worker complaint.

Westlake City Council voted unanimously to pause data center permits, even though no such facility currently operates in the city.

Cherokee County has no rules on e-bikes or scooters yet — commissioners just scheduled an October 6 hearing to change that.

Jacksonville's teachers union needs 900 more members by Tuesday or state law forces a recertification vote that could wipe out its contract.

A state advisory opinion process now lets returning citizens ask Tallahassee directly, but advocates say fines still trip up hundreds.