Four congressional Republicans want the DOJ to check whether UC Berkeley researchers broke federal disclosure law over Beijing ties.

A parent's $500 ticket mix-up for a metal show, not a kids' movie, is now Exhibit A in a federal trademark fight.

Justices ruled the three challengers lacked standing, capping a bruising week of court fights over the voter ID measure.

Gustavo Gordillo lost his IBEW apprenticeship for skipping work, then NYC DSA voted him a six-figure salary.

About 330 Fairmount students start Monday inside Messiah Lutheran Church while their century-old building gets gutted and rebuilt.

American Action Network ads hit airwaves Thursday backing Tom Barrett and attacking Kristen McDonald Rivet, funded by donors the group never has to name.

UC Health, Greater Cincinnati Foundation and dozens of local leaders vie for honors at the Renaissance Cincinnati Downtown Hotel on October 15.

Kevin Meyer beat out 30-plus applicants nationwide after nine months running the department as interim chief.

The Grand Rapids senator joins Detroit's Jocelyn Benson to chase West Michigan votes and labor backing.

Max Lederer says his mission clashed with Pentagon leadership after officials moved to muzzle the storied military paper.

The 36-year-old progressive icon says it's the age of ideas, not age itself, that counts in the Senate race.

Homeowners in nine Cook County townships have until September 1 to prefile storm-damage appeals — hotel bills and contractor reports count as evidence.

Springdale veterans and business owners are pushing lawmakers on a bill capping machines at 50,000 statewide before police can start seizing them.