Nearly 200,000 enlisted USAA policyholders could see refunds if the state's high court takes up the case and rejects the insurer's rate defense.

Kelcy Warren's Energy Transfer and three affiliates will jump to the Texas Stock Exchange in October, but the billionaire also owns a stake in TXSE itself.

The Dec. 1 merger folds in G&K's sports and water rights teams, pushing the combined firm to nearly 300 Phoenix professionals.

The suit targets a 12-month residency rule at the University of Hawaii, part of a federal campaign now covering 25 states plus D.C.

At a UCF Turning Point USA event marking Charlie Kirk's death, students pressed Donalds on housing costs and privacy fears.

UNC-Greensboro welcomed back roughly 35 students who once dropped teaching after failing the Praxis Core. Officials hope it eases a statewide staffing crunch.

C4D allegedly earned $532,050 profit on a single home resold within hours. The state wants the deals canceled or reworked.

Clearfield has no data center proposals on the books, but leaders want zoning rules ready before one shows up.

Tickets for the October 30 Fulton Forward Dinner run from $200 to $25,000, timed to Fulton County's final day of early voting.

Supervisor Shamann Walton wants a permanent ban, starting with a 45-day citywide pause.

Twin Cities Business will fete the Ecolab chief at Orchestra Hall in December, unveiling the TCB 100 list before it hits print.

Sierra Nevada's Dayton campus has grown to seven buildings and 400-plus workers as Rep. Mike Turner faces Democrat Kristina Knickerbocker in November.

Backyard fires now need a five-foot buffer and a watchful adult, or Belmont residents could face fines.