A fresh UMass Amherst/WCVB poll shows Healey at 58% approval and Minogue struggling even among Trump voters.

Standard Construction's new 35-acre site would sit across from Collierville Public Works, with no gravel mining planned there.

The committee voted down a proposal concerning six Christiana dams holding back 2.5 billion gallons, leaving downstream flood worries unresolved.

SEB must pay up within 10 days, but regulators spared it an independent monitor after crediting its own internal audits.

Paxton pitched tax breaks for homebuyers and families at Crown Ridge Banquet Hall while Bexar County Democrats rallied against him outside.

Rodstrom and Moraitis both say they'd take a pay cut, but they're worlds apart on the property tax measure.

A Kercheval Avenue licensing check has West Village bar and restaurant owners caught off guard, even as the city just made getting licensed easier citywide.

Councilman Kevin Caneco says state lawmakers “have no idea what they're doing with land use” as the county rebuffs a key zoning mandate.

The New York bank's security push now spans battery storage, defense tech, and rare earths as rivals race to match it.

Commissioners worry a single facility could strain the city's Floridan Aquifer supply serving over 15,000 residents.

Ten warrant officers just graduated as the Army's first robotics technicians, trained to build and reprogram battlefield machines, not just fly them.

Bevin Llanes wants her daughter Megan's death at 27 to spare another family the same loss under a proposed Tennessee-style registry.

Councilors voted 6-0 to study restrictions, but members clashed over whether to ban data centers outright or just regulate them.