Ralphs, Fred Meyer and King Soopers shoppers are among those covered — but the claim deadline is coming up fast.

A hand recount in Osceola County turned a three-vote gap into a single-vote win, while a school board race stayed razor-thin too.

Justices ruled 5-2 that Avangrid's wind farms in Minnesota, Iowa and the Dakotas can count toward Ohio's renewable energy market.

A resigned city attorney blamed a new computer system for the missed filing. The judge wasn't buying it.

Nearly 1,500 feet of interior cracks will force the century-old cathedral down to its brick before crews rebuild it stronger.

The new levy would push Trump's second-term China duties to precisely the 20% ceiling Beijing says the trade truce allows.

A father and daughter fought a county dismissal — and a brand-new Colorado law just gave them a second shot at court.

City council pulled the plug on a November ballot measure, citing $8 million in surprise costs and a 6.22-cent tax hike.

Patricia Tate rises from controller to the top job at Casino Arizona and Talking Stick Resort — and she's an enrolled tribal member, too.

UMKC just posted a third straight record enrollment, but researchers warn every incoming class after this one is expected to be smaller.

Four Democratic judicial hopefuls are sitting out bar-association interviews, reigniting a fight over how Cuyahoga County rates judges.

CPR training costs could rise $240 per class as Parma weighs its first fire fee overhaul in years.

OU welcomed 6,437 freshmen this fall, its sixth straight record class, forcing new dorms and a 650-space parking garage.