The 2,000-member South Florida group joins over 40 sheriffs already behind Donalds ahead of the August 18 primary.

The Foley Road branch bids farewell with a petting zoo before crews demolish it for a bigger, park-connected library.

Nineteen Republicans crossed the aisle to back Biden's infrastructure push, but the bill's House journey was far from over.

A new state boater-freedom law could force Eustis to reopen tiny Lake Gracie to gas-powered boats after two decades of quiet.

AI images show Trump alongside Patton and MacArthur as allies debate a 2028 run despite the 22nd Amendment’s hard limit.

Delaware's Supreme Court says the network must face discovery in Gov. Newsom's defamation case, rejecting an early appeal.

California's new court filing claims chemical giants tried to bury forever-chemical liabilities inside a spun-off company with the fewest assets.

A six-year-old's five-minute octopus encounter left suction marks for a week — now Leon Valley has voted to let the aquarium keep animals once banned.

Gov. Hochul's new law lets small growers skip retail partnerships and sell straight to shoppers at approved outdoor markets.

RWE is plowing $900 million of its federal buyout into a Louisiana LNG project, the fifth such deal this year worth nearly $3.9 billion.

One Brooklyn retiree's pension fell below $10,000 a year after TRS says it miscalculated payments for over 15 years.

The new $102.5 million campus opens as Dublin Unified still works to rebuild trust after March's four-day teacher strike.

Conrad Mallett Jr. chairs Detroit's economic development board while sitting on Lear Corporation's board — the same company that landed a 12-year city tax break.