Couples statewide now wait 48 hours for a license, after officials linked rushed ceremonies to fraud and coercion cases.

Republicans say suspending the fuel taxes through Dec. 31 could save drivers $2.75 per gas fill-up and $5.49 for diesel.

Exit 11 Coffee's owner hoped to reuse her $10,000 trailer sign at the new Phoenix Center I building, but Washington's code says no.

A statutory safeguard just paused New York's wage hikes, but home care aides still get a raise to $20 an hour.

A 22-month state review found a $566,000 gym, inflated enrollment counts and background-check gaps — while Newark calls it a clean bill of health.

Egypt's mediation in the Iran war earned Cairo a national security waiver on conditioned U.S. funds.

The Research Triangle Park institute is trimming another 200 positions, with more than 100 in North Carolina alone.

Superintendent Howard Hepburn wants three employees fired after an Inspector General probe found staff misled the School Board on a laptop deal.

JEA's new rates kick in as the utility juggles a $107 million shortfall and a leadership shake-up after CEO Vickie Cavey's exit.

A new CEA report estimates selected Democratic Socialists of America policies would cost $355,000 per household. DSA has not responded.

Florida Polytechnic University's enrollment jumped 35% in two years, and a new Student Achievement Center is already in the works.

Skanska USA will rebuild Pier 1 at Coddington Cove to host four new Offshore Patrol Cutters, replacing a condemned 1950s structure.

A quiet August edit to an overseas-voter postcard has sparked a federal lawsuit over citizens who've never set foot in the U.S.