The Ohio senator's bipartisan bill lets unused 529 college savings flow tax-free into a first home, capped at $35,000.

Mansfield Lahm's 2,034-acre footprint and 9,001-foot runway could soon host freight, drones and light manufacturing.

Residents near Hancock Road worry two new worship halls will worsen a two-lane bottleneck ahead of a September 1 county vote.

Pāhoa High retained nearly a quarter of freshmen in one recent year, while Keaʻau built a summer program to catch kids up.

Crocker/Riverside's new hard court opened this summer, but the school's natural grass field won't be finished until spring 2027.

The typical Las Vegas household could save about $5 monthly, but a separate rate case pending nearby could claw some of it back.

The 300-bed forensic hospital was slated for shutdown in 2013 — now it's the site of one of New York's biggest mental health builds.

Inna Vernikov, who represents Brighton Beach, says Ukrainians shouldn’t have to choose between war and losing their legal status.

Denver wants residents, air-quality and health experts to help decide what happens once its data-center moratorium expires next May.

Rep. Morgan McGarvey toured the Russell neighborhood nonprofit as federal Medicaid rollbacks threaten senior programs statewide.

A Manhattan appeals panel says shareholders, not the FDIC, keep the right to sue over Signature Bank's 2023 collapse.

Stuart Adams wants apologies and retractions from four critics within 14 days, weeks after losing his Senate seat to Stephanie Hollist.

York Space Systems and Rocket Lab join 13 other firms competing for work under the Space Force's new NITE-STAR contract pool.