Federal officials in Washington reversed course twice in one year, leaving the smaller Oklahoma tribe still without a casino.

Big festivals would need council votes and MOUs, while yoga classes and small gatherings skip the red tape.

A New York judge sided with the FTC, ruling the deal would have handed Henkel over 80% of the construction adhesive market.

A 50-foot lot would pay $130 instead of $100 a year under the plan, with a council vote expected soon.

John Kulewicz says Josh Rubin lobbied for Intel while overseeing its $600 million grant — and JobsOhio can't claw the money back until 2029.

White County commissioners may pause new gas stations, vape shops and even a stretch of Helen Highway for 180 days after residents packed a meeting over mountain views.

Stanford says it would be “honored” to host the justice after he cited a 2023 shout-down at the law school as proof conservatives aren't welcome.

The MacArthur-winning war chronicler will keynote Jacksonville Area Legal Aid's gala honoring the Florida Veterans Legal Helpline.

A judge rejected Disney's bid to move a former Disneyland hostess's disability lawsuit to Orange County, keeping the case in Los Angeles.

House Bill 615 could turn a group of five shoplifters into third-degree felons even if each grabs only $100 in merchandise.

Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton and Broward leaders say a tripled homestead exemption could force painful cuts to police and fire services.

Mayor Andre Dickens is siding with Summerhill residents who have fought the cauldron's relocation since 2024.

Starting this week, NYC building owners can buy unlimited Tier 4 credits at $35.52 apiece to dodge Local Law 97 penalties.