An NLRB administrative law judge ruled that UPS unlawfully restricted union insignia on safety vests; Herrod's individual discipline dispute was resolved through the grievance process.

A Lexington council committee signed off on steep new penalties for burnouts and drag races, but softened the impound rules along the way.

Council members unanimously advanced the ordinance but admit a $500 fine is the legal ceiling — critics say it skips audit logs and data limits.

A donkey named Darla joined more than 30 marchers at Town Center demanding lawmakers freeze data center growth statewide.

A Cleveland.com review found properties with active lead-safe certificates still carrying old unpaid tickets sent to collections.

An AP review of Marty O'Donnell's Discord forum found slurs and Nazi talk, as the Las Vegas-area House race tightens.

Mike Rogers and UAW chief Shawn Fain rarely agree, but General Motors' new buyback plan united them just two weeks before the Michigan Senate vote.

Garrity says her AI-generated ad is all true. Shapiro's campaign calls it dishonest AI content from Trump's pick.

Lewis Vaughn says his own tax bill jumped from $992 to $1,121 after Greer's rollback fell short of what state law required.

Tabatha Gutierrez claims understaffing kept nurses on duty through unpaid lunch breaks. She wants other Chesapeake Regional workers to join her case.

A $481 million fire budget hangs in the balance as Palm Beach County weighs new fees if voters approve the tax measure.

Residents near Green Road worry 29 school buses could endanger kids walking to Mercer Elementary. The school board weighs in next week.

A 3-0 council vote widens Barrington's motorized-bike ban to e-bikes and scooters, but riders who depend on them for groceries and library trips push back.