Only 30 astronauts in U.S. history have received the honor before now, and 17 got it posthumously.

AFSCME Local 369 says most of its 281 members live outside Ann Arbor, unable to afford the city they serve. Mediation resumes Thursday with no deal in sight.

Subcontractors say they're owed millions after Benson Polytechnic's $410 million rebuild blew past its original $269 million budget.

Northside ISD is writing its first campus lactation policy after principals said they needed clearer guidance on breaks and private space.

Newton's Jake Auchincloss faces a Berkeley-trained AI researcher next Tuesday, but the money gap is staggering.

House Bill 417 would also ban felony offenders from owning pets indefinitely and require sterilization before shelter adoptions.

In-state tuition holds flat for a second straight year, but Ivy Tech cut 202 jobs and out-of-state students face higher bills.

Inspector General Jeffrey Shapiro wants a 10-day freeze on vendor payments after finding no-bid book deals and steered contracts inside BPS operations.

Residents packed a White Township meeting to argue over covering old cars, while supervisors quietly locked in a new traffic signal contract nearby.

A longtime couple says the hike floored them as Woods Cross bonds for a new City Hall and reworked Hogan Park.

The push could let Texas students skip a full year of tuition, fees and housing costs in high-demand fields.

Activist Jim Fleming needs 75,000 signatures by December to force lawmakers to act on data-center rules.

City leaders met Thursday to start mapping growth through 2055, but residents say roads and homelessness need attention now.