A federal appeals court revived Joshua Diemert's hostile-work-environment claim against Seattle, though most of his lawsuit stays dismissed.

Topeka Tenants says it has door-knocked roughly 30 apartment complexes flagged for mold, roaches and neglect while pressing for a public landlord database.

Horizon Kidz says its four-year-old enrollment has collapsed as Northwest ISD builds bigger, cheaper pre-K campuses nearby.

Merchant Wealth Partners has agreed to acquire a stake in Soul Patts-backed Ironbark, the Sydney wealth group now overseeing tens of billions in assets.

State regulators say the seafood chain sold franchises without disclosing fees, royalties or litigation history to buyers.

Commissioners trimmed an initial 14.3% department request down to 6.81% before Tuesday's unanimous vote.

Sheriff Lopinto and top parish officials headline Westwego's State of Jefferson lunch on Oct. 21.

The mayor has privately agreed to film videos with the governor, aiming to energize the young voters who powered his own 2025 win.

President Wendy Hensel unveiled the plan at a packed Mānoa forum, calling it a shift from planning to execution.

Cleveland council members worry a proposed collections contract could revive decade-old red-light and speed camera debts that voters banned in 2014.

City council voted 4-1 after a closed-door meeting, but officials insist the Lepak case dismissal isn't the reason.

Camp James A. Garfield now hosts 20,000 soldiers a summer on land once packed with World War II munitions igloos.

Josh Rubin once lobbied for FirstEnergy and dined with Gov. DeWine the same night regulator Sam Randazzo got his $4.3 million payoff pitch.