A federal judge in Atlanta certified a class of more than 3,300 Delta pilots claiming years of unpaid short-term military duty.

Three North Carolina governments hold hearings this month on pausing data center construction as power demand surges statewide.

A 170,600-square-foot replacement will house Gibson's nationally recognized leadership magnet program, currently packed at 96% capacity.

A grassroots ‘Save Our Court’ campaign says the Greenfield bench handled nearly 1,000 cases in 2025 and shouldn't disappear.

A century-old federal permit rule on suppressors quietly expired Thursday, and New York's attorney general says she is not backing down.

The Village of Bellevue board pauses all data center development for 12 months after residents raised alarms about noise and water use.

Phone service for City of Kansas City, Missouri departments is affected; the alert does not address 911 dispatch.

Stow wants 75-foot buffers and water disclosures locked in before any data center ever applies to build there.

The Highland Hills school kept its neon sunflower cafe sign even as $33.9 million rebuilt everything around it.

The California Gig Workers Union says it has the votes to represent drivers statewide, with bargaining talks targeted before year's end.

DPS wants $72 more a year from the average homeowner to fund teacher raises and mental health support districtwide.

A botched roof reseal soaked classrooms and books at the South Austin school just five days before the first bell.

A challenger says Lombard falsely certified her tax history, citing a state agency letter showing no 2023 filing on record.