Northeast Lakeview College's new Sundance Parkway campus can hold 1,500 students, quadruple its old FM 758 site's capacity.

Parkdale High School dismissed students at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday after AC problems hit a building already packed 13% over capacity.

A federal appeals panel says South Carolina cannot let only seniors vote absentee without an excuse. A district court must now pick a fix.

Neal Dignum says BlackRock never paid promised carried interest — and he wants the lawsuit made public.

Supervisor Ed Smyth says there is almost no mathematical way around the dilemma as the town board debates piercing the state cap.

A new lawsuit claims Kenneth Allen actually lives at his wife's Lawrence Township home, not Center Township.

Zoe Ma launched her bid in Bronzeville, aiming to be Chicago's first Chinese American and first Muslim mayor.

Christian Schilder says he and his brother were both booked for public intoxication after a Texas A&M graduation trip turned into a police standoff.

Some Nassau County families say passports, medication and even Meals on Wheels deliveries have been snagged by a decades-old postal quirk.

The average Boerne household will pay nearly $90 a month starting in October, part of a five-year plan now in its third round of hikes.

Facing a HUD probe and a disabled applicant's lawsuit, Multnomah County deleted three survey questions tied to race and orientation from its housing tool.

Students say leaving the leaky, century-old downtown building stings, even as the $200 million Stadium Drive campus rises two miles away.

A new survey of 475 Chicago public employees shows Johnson ahead of his 2027 rivals, yet deeply unpopular even among union rank and file.