Ericka Lomick exits the House District 93 race weeks before voting begins, but her name stays on the ballot twice.

Chicago Fed chief Austan Goolsbee says supply shocks from oil and tariffs may force painful trade-offs between jobs and prices.

Klobuchar unveiled premium relief and drug-buying plans at a Maple Grove clinic, while Demuth's campaign says out-of-pocket costs have doubled since her Senate days.

Leland says three Chappell Loop Road parcels sit closer to its border than Belville's, reviving a rivalry that began in 1989, roughly 37 years ago.

Minneapolis-based U.S. Bank holds a commanding local lead, but Fifth Third's Comerica deal is reshaping the race.

The Democrat brought his running mate Sam Skardon to conservative Anderson and Pickens counties, betting a red-leaning region can crack a 28-year losing streak.

The Jacksonville Civic Council says the property tax measure could reduce funding for city services.

A Burkholder Lane site could become a warehouse, distribution hub, or data center inside city limits amid the county's new moratorium.

House Bill 1393 would create a permanent “Texas Time,” but the switch hinges on a Senate vote that hasn't happened.

The New Jersey base once employed 18,000 workers making munitions. Now it could host next-generation microreactors.

Iowa farmer Trish Cook says converting her farm to meet Prop 12 rules would cost over $1 million — and she still couldn't sell into California.

Zellnor Myrie says Meta, X, Google and T-Mobile were among firms asked how they handle DHS data demands.

A draft forensic audit in the Northern Kentucky city also flagged an $850,000 restaurant loan that vanished from the books for years.