A 5-4 motion to deny a key comprehensive plan amendment failed, leaving Horseshoe BESS LLC's plans in limbo near the Pinal West Substation.

Nearly 46,000 have no income at all, while thousands more work jobs that pay too little to qualify for an exemption.

Illinois officials warn new federal work requirements starting in 2027 could strip coverage from up to 15% of enrollees.

A New York appellate court sided with the Chicago museum, but the fight over the $1.25 million drawing isn't over.

UW regents took a first step toward scrapping test scores for good — even as Ivy League schools bring them back.

Speakers cited passages from IQ84 and Survivor at a Hillsborough School Board meeting, though no new removal vote followed.

Congress now has 30 days to weigh a deal that would make Saudi Arabia only the second Middle Eastern nation flying F-35s.

A new study pegs the single-income bar for a Florida family of three at $80,683.

An ad tying Sen. Howard Marklein to Chinese investments has southwestern Wisconsin's swing district buzzing ahead of November.

The seven-story medical education hub will let ECU nearly double its incoming class size to 120 students.

Small businesses and shellfish growers hit by dry conditions since last summer have until April 2027 to apply for up to $2 million.

The Monday meeting comes days after City Hall sued to block a Trump immigration rule — and just before Netanyahu lands for UNGA.

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s amended filing shows Fiji and Greece trips paid for by security consultant Gavin de Becker.