The Elyria-based credit union says Avon currently has no credit union of its own, per CEO Bret Fisher.

Pages on Questions 2, 3 and A-C never made it into some mailers. The state ordered corrected copies sent out fast.

After rejecting a Great Lawn smoking zone 5-4, Manchester directors want Hartford to scrap the rule entirely.

Vince Lago faces two low-budget challengers while a ballot measure would stretch future mayoral terms to four years starting in 2028.

A 60-year White Plains lawyer loses his license for three years after escrow funds came up nearly $290,000 short.

Rep. Dave Taylor wants southern Ohio to keep half of federal energy royalties instead of a quarter.

Nearly 2,000 students showed interest in the Dickinson ski trip, but the board says the vendor won't guarantee coverage.

A Jacksonville council candidate and a gun store owner are speaking out as Duval County debates guns in school parking lots.

Incumbent LaShae Sharp-Collins and challenger Andrew Lawson are competing in the race for District 79.

Carroll commissioners closed a gap in the county's decade-old taxpayer-protection rule, though no rates are changing yet.

Benson and El-Sayed were invited too, but their campaigns stayed silent as the GOP pair takes the stage alone.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Sen. Jon Husted discuss the new credit, which could stack on top of EdChoice scholarships starting in 2027.

Just 7% of owners called September a good time to expand, as labor and inflation pressures mount statewide.