City leaders stretched a 45-day pause to almost 11 months as a 20-acre Rogers Road parcel drew resident alarm over groundwater and grid strain.

Nevada agencies now have until October to hold public meetings on cutting regulations, with recommendations due by year's end.

A records fight over the Farley Road mosque's fire-safety numbers pushed the appeal hearing past its original date, with no new date locked in.

The lieutenant governor says he refused to even open some of the books he displayed at the Capitol.

Clarksville leaders eye a 1% tax on restaurant meals and bars to fund police cruisers and fire trucks amid state property-tax changes.

The Met, AMNH, and the Central Park Boathouse racked up dozens of FDNY summonses, but City Hall never collects the money.

Paperwork delays and a tight federal deadline left dozens of eligible pre-1978 homes untreated across Cuyahoga County.

A 2020 contract lets developer David Pearson control the Village of Towne Lake's HOA through 2040, and homeowners say they're just now finding out.

Bath and Richfield's top-rated district faces deficit spending by 2028 as new Ohio tax laws erase $5.5 million in expected revenue.

Justices ruled unanimously that Eric Brewer, a former East Cleveland mayor, lacked standing to challenge Ramaswamy's spot on the ballot.

City Operations hired contractors who couldn't even access the payroll system they were supposed to fix, Auditor Simone Rede found.

A federal jury sided with Dr. Haiying Huang, finding UT Arlington retaliated against her after she reported internal discrimination complaints.

Overton once called mifepristone an “abortion-on-demand” drug, a stance likely to spark sparks at her Senate hearing.