Commissioners voted 7-0 to push forward age, ID and speed rules, but Wellington already requires riders to be 15, not 14.

The cruise line has opened a new headquarters in downtown Orlando.

A Schatz-Cruz bill signed into law aims to help officers catch falsely labeled red snapper and tuna, including in sushi and poke.

Kankakee approved $372,850 in no-bid roofing contracts before winter, but Mayor Chris Curtis wants answers about vendor vetting.

Brandon Fulton says his seven horses vanished after a 2017 arrest. Now 12 federal judges are weighing his case.

El Paso's first-day midterm turnout was second-highest on record, while in-person voting set a county record, even as smoke evacuated the courthouse polling site for most of the day.

The city says hundreds of Baltimore properties use RentCafe, including nearly 50 that are income-restricted or have affordable units.

Question 2 on the Nov. 3 ballot would bar Wisconsin from closing houses of worship even during a public health emergency.

A council majority now backs letting traffic back onto the 600 block, shrinking the plaza that hosts Fourth Fridays.

A split federal appeals panel sided with the EPA over the Pawnee Nation, letting Oklahoma skip tribal consultation on 26 environmental programs.

Councilor Miniard Culpepper says his office confirmed just one facility citywide, even as he pushes a total ban.

Hampton Roads Ventures hasn't funded a Norfolk project since 2008, even as council members push to redirect its profits toward housing.

Donna Arthur calls daughter Amy Acton a liar in a surfacing ad, while Acton's brother says it weaponizes her childhood abuse.