A farmer, a utility and a solar developer are among five stuck waiting on the rail agency, which admits it has no permit process at all.

A four-year legal fight over a 2022 coding error ends with a record Fair Credit Reporting Act payout for roughly four million consumers.

Only North Dakota loses more educated young workers than Wisconsin, a new report finds — and the gap has barely budged since 2009.

Pittsburgh's Point Park University is exploring a Gulf Coast outpost in Bradenton, built around its acclaimed performing arts conservatory.

Orange Village Council's second crackdown in a month targets early-morning noise from Pulte Homes' Canyons project on Jackson Drive.

A 30,000-square-foot senior center and pool near Copernicus Park just got a $46 million financing green light.

Judge Lee Rudofsky, whose ruling already narrowed Voting Rights Act enforcement, would tip the 8th Circuit's balance to 6-5.

Eight Jewish plaintiffs and others say Paly students were photographed in a mosque and given Qurans without parental consent.

Chief Judge Rowan Wilson escaped discipline, but only after admitting his CUNY forum remarks went too far.

The move follows a bruising 2025 standoff over a garbage depot near the Mississippi that ended with a mayoral emergency order.

A Three Rivers woman faces jail time in one of six cases stemming from a statewide audit of Michigan's 2024 election.

Mayor Brandon Scott says the prediction-market giants are betting a new label puts them above Maryland law.

A new bill would replace the 10-year identity coverage set to expire this fall with lifetime monitoring for OPM breach victims.