Officials won't say who's behind Project Paragon, but the incentives on the table now top $85 million combined.

AARP Maryland's Nancy Carr says don't panic and drop coverage — weigh the hikes against your full retirement plan first.

Letitia James says her office beat back a federal push she calls catastrophic for working families across New York.

Otsego County's Caitlin Ogden says she can beat Jacobs on October 1 — the first real challenge he's faced in over a decade.

Toby Newton missed quarterly dues while his longtime partner battled cancer. The HOA foreclosed and bought his East Mesa house at a sheriff's sale.

Democrat Darden Copeland says his internal polling shows a single-digit race in TN-07, while Republican Matt Van Epps has stayed largely out of sight.

Water Street residents say the tax hit came with no warning — and neighbors in other towers were never charged at all.

Probation officers write about 7,800 pre-sentencing reports a year — soon an AI model may help summarize the criminal histories inside them.

None of four Kailua sites studied meets Hawaii's landfill law, the board says, as Oahu's next dump site remains undecided.

A four-year-old Venezuelan girl and hundreds of other families lived at the motel while the city fought its 29-day rule in court.

The RAISE Act forces AI developers to register with New York and disclose safety plans starting in January.

Planners voted 4-3 against a new Tiffany Road early learning center, but the village board still gets the final say.

Isaac Choy's wrongful termination case involves Brooke Wilson, Gov. Green's chief of staff.