Six candidates are chasing two Antioch council seats as the city wrestles with a $15 million deficit and a rejected $34.9 million housing grant.

A Kansas judge kept Brendan Baker's race-bias claim alive against CBA-CLE while tossing his sexual-orientation allegation.

Jim Durkin calls Darren Bailey a “right-wing evangelist” and says the Illinois GOP must break its Trump fever.

A new Florida law lets contractors drop Miami-Dade's living wage once county deals expire, hitting 20,000 workers from airports to janitorial crews.

A 25-person crew spent a week retrofitting the life-size Oval Office replica near the White House with gold onlays and two dozen gilded portraits.

More than 1,200 supporters have signed on to save the 1909 depot before Shiloh Bar and Grill closes in December.

Supervisors admit to wiping texts weekly or even daily — and a 2025 public records request came back empty.

Officials say the road's middle stretch is barely more than a trail, and fixing it could cost millions.

Officials say the $8 million Brockton pipeline fix still won't guarantee ratepayers escape new costs.

About 50 Israeli companies and at least 300 investors converge on the Fontainebleau Dec. 14 for GoForIsrael's first-ever U.S. edition.

A Working Families Party faction plans a Spring Valley rally Oct. 18 to map license plate cameras it calls mass surveillance.

At a North Port forum, a state lawmaker and a county commissioner cautioned residents to brace for cuts to services if Amendment 3 passes.

Robert O'Connor wants a judge to undo the town's approval of Ortigia Ristorante at the historic Chester Bulkley House.