Lake Placid area officials say the town just doesn't have the acreage for battery storage, pausing two Ray Brook proposals for a year.

A new study says Broward's children's council returns $6.18 for every dollar spent — right as a statewide ballot measure threatens to gut its budget.

A Franklin County judge ruled Ohioans keep the right to sue polluters and use cheap community air monitors as evidence.

Summit Mosquito Abatement District wants a 31% levy bump — about $2.73 to $5 a year for most homeowners.

Disabled vets in Greece must apply by March 2027 for the full exemption — but savings won't hit tax bills until 2028.

Natalie Gibson says her valid carry permit should let her bring a gun aboard CyRide buses. Ames says the routes cross ISU property, where guns are banned.

Northwest Boise families worry a 15-to-20-minute commute could replace their walkable school routes.

Morgan Sayle will run Nantucket's Community Preservation Committee office, but members still dispute her pay, hours, and title.

Trustees voted unanimously to freeze new data centers another 180 days while Plainfield rewrites its development rules.

The county supervisor cites post-Palisades Fire friction with Bass in backing Raman across the Westside and Valley.

Immigrant kids are scared their school will vanish, a third-grade teacher told the Highlands County board, as the district eyes mergers to plug a budget hole.

David Hoffman says officers warned he could be arrested just for answering someone who asked him about Jesus.

City staff want closed-loop cooling, noise studies and a letter of credit or equivalent security covering 110% of infrastructure costs before any data center breaks ground in Rockford.