Supervisors unanimously passed new zoning rules after a developer's data center plans landed on their desks — but a resident coalition says the protections don't go far enough.

President Trump returns to Ohio next Wednesday, with the rally venue still unannounced days before doors open.

Regulators are letting 201 licensees quarantine high-THC drinks rather than destroy them, though no one yet knows when they could sell again.

Council members split over whether a new Gener8tor accelerator would outshine or overlap with SPARK's free small-business help.

Taishya Adams won't affirm Israel's right to exist, while Aaron Brockett says he will. Boulder voters decide in November.

FirstEnergy accounted for a third of complaints filed at a recent accountability party in Cudell, organizers say.

Deadly strikes on an airport and an oil field prompted the evacuation order, while Riyadh warns more attacks may be coming.

Ben Albritton now says Amendment 3 could strip rural counties of up to 30% of their resources.

More than 100 Orlando Disney workers packed a town hall, with one server facing kidney cancer surgery next month while working without health benefits.

Steven Aylward is suing after facing discipline over comments about Charlie Kirk’s killing. He resigned in July.

Commissioners require developers to generate 150% of their own power and keep 1,000 feet from homes. No project has been filed yet.

A new poll finds 55% of Georgia voters back blocking bomb transfers to Israel, a split that cuts through the state's hard-fought Senate race.

Four commissioners quit amid infighting, and a former tenant says she was evicted after her rent was raised without notice.