RWE is plowing $900 million of its federal buyout into a Louisiana LNG project, the fifth such deal this year worth nearly $3.9 billion.

One Brooklyn retiree's pension fell below $10,000 a year after TRS says it miscalculated payments for over 15 years.

The new $102.5 million campus opens as Dublin Unified still works to rebuild trust after March's four-day teacher strike.

Conrad Mallett Jr. chairs Detroit's economic development board while sitting on Lear Corporation's board — the same company that landed a 12-year city tax break.

The Appleton-based credit union is following its Brookfield debut with Oconomowoc and Sussex branches slated for summer 2027.

The First District Court of Appeal found Sonoma County skipped required environmental review of its 2023 well ordinance.

Councilmembers want books opened on Philadelphia schools before deciding fiscal year 2028 funding. The district has already lost track of a piano.

Pritzker gave oil CEOs until August 21 to answer for a $2 billion hit on Illinois drivers since February.

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond says the ruling could expose state officials to prison over legislative disputes.

Eric Hovagim, once a volunteer video editor for Mayor Zohran Mamdani's campaign, now lives in Shanghai and called Musk a 'valid military target.'

South Carolina's voucher program filled all 15,000 slots for 2026-27 even as lawmakers fight over homeschool spending and a fraud case.

A city working group says Chicago's roughly 39 data centers should lose their exemption from public energy and water disclosure rules.

Lawmakers and families who say guardianship left them isolated and exploited watched The Bad Guardian together on Capitol Hill.