A city working group says Chicago's roughly 39 data centers should lose their exemption from public energy and water disclosure rules.

Lawmakers and families who say guardianship left them isolated and exploited watched The Bad Guardian together on Capitol Hill.

Tenants United Anaheim pulled its rent-cap petition after court rulings gutted a relocation clause, now aiming for 2028.

The Maine strategy session included a 10-point manifesto and talk of running against both parties in 2028.

City leaders may sue over a shopping-center holding cell that's operated for 22 years without inspection, resident Claire Noone says.

In Seattle, a group representing 455 Washington grocers says the ordinance is too broad.

A convoy organizer wants a $40,000 verdict tossed after a jury blamed him alone for the 2020 I-35 bus confrontation.

The panel drafting Fulton County's 2027 budget excludes commissioners Dana Barrett and Marvin Arrington Jr., whose terms expire this year.

Former employees claim Prime Data Centers' leaders engineered a fraud scheme to wipe out promised equity worth hundreds of millions.

Angelo Giambrone won $400,000 at trial, then lost it all on appeal. Now he's headed to the Florida Supreme Court.

A year after her penny tax plan collapsed, Judge Hidalgo is back with a new proposal — details still under wraps.

At a Brooklyn rally outside Maimonides Medical Center, Nancy Hagans warned patients could lose access to care.

Arlington's $769M budget proposal leaves a $3.4M surplus, but leaders warn street repairs and homeless services need more funding.