Commissioners want facts, not a full ban, before deciding how to regulate hyper-scale computing campuses in Columbus, Indiana.

New Braunfels homeowners could pay up to $39 less even as the city adds 19 new jobs and raises for staff.

UGI shares briefly halted for volatility after news of a $42.50-per-share offer for the King of Prussia energy giant.

Jacob Hiatt and Worcester Arts Magnet could lose citywide admissions as Worcester rebalances crowded classrooms.

Kentucky's HB 485 gives judges another option for people in mental health crises, allowing outpatient treatment in cases that might otherwise lead to hospitalization or release.

The Columbus bank could land a $50,000 city grant if it signs a 15-year lease near Bridge Park.

A leaked roster names UC Berkeley, Cornell, Georgetown and 27 more schools facing an August 31 deadline or losing federal research money.

The vote strips a key accountability marker from policies covering infrastructure and rural character near Lick Creek.

A Tennessee widow who waited 18 months for benefits after her husband's 2002 death says Congress can do more, even as a new bill doubles the payout.

Rep. Mike Levin met with labor and consumer groups in Del Mar to preview legislation targeting gas and utility prices ahead of November.

A county committee is still hashing out registration rules, with staffing and legal language as sticking points.

A new permit process could let dispensaries operate near schools and houses of worship as patient enrollment surges statewide.

Ten of 14 candidates faced off at Beaches Tropicana, sparring over surveillance, Fountain Avenue and billboard cash ahead of November.