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Seattle-based Zillow now heads toward a September 2027 trial over claims it misled shareholders about Zillow Offers.
A First Circuit panel grilled both sides over whether a judge could force the government to restore Harvard's research money.
Some principals have reportedly blocked teacher union visits. A Tuesday vote could end that patchwork across all 204 Wake schools.
Ward 6's Miguel Sanchez says he has the votes to be Providence's next council president and plans a rent-cap push alongside Mayor-elect David Morales.
Shontel Brown wants the FBI to explain how it would use and share license-plate data gathered through Flock-style cameras.
County commissioners are set to vote October 19 on the rules shaping new values for over 460,000 Wake County properties.
Glenridge Elementary students now call the new Net Zero-ready campus home, part of an eight-school building wave hitting Prince George's County by 2028.
The Democratic Senate nominee spoke for 22 minutes at USF, with voter registration on hand for students ahead of the fall deadline.
Issue 72 would bar state and federal law from applying locally unless adopted through city legislation.
A 4-3 vote sinks the plan after Muncie residents and council members clashed over faith, taxpayer dollars and more than 200 city vehicles.
A Tampa jury found Joby Aero willfully misused a Florida supplier's sensor trade secrets, rejecting Joby's own countersuit.
Sharon Long has worked for Gilpin Township for 30 years. Neighbors say stripping her union status could cost her a pension.
Billionaire Nelson Peltz's new padel plan got sent back to the drawing board after his last court cost him thousands in fines.
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