A San Diego judge says up to 55,000 applicants worldwide may enter the lottery, though registration had not opened as of October 16.

Foundry Ridge and Red Oak Ridge will power Microsoft and OpenAI-linked data hubs, despite 88% of public commenters opposing one plant.

Justin Wood and Ed Bolt are racking up endorsements as they vie for the Senate District 17 seat vacated by Shane Jett.

Kayakers at Lake Johnson and a rally at Chavis Park aim to turn marchers into early voters before Halloween's deadline.

Big-name Detroit funders are closing in on $1 million for a statue honoring Coleman Young, with an unveiling event set for Tuesday.

FAA flight restrictions over Palm Beach hint at Trump's return, as a GOP insider calls the coming week crunch time for early voting.

Brandie-Jo MacLaughlin says she's waited since May 2025 for an updated education plan for her 13-year-old son Anthony.

A new ordinance spells out who is responsible for sweeping up glass and wreckage after a crash.

Simic and Lyssy clash over an AI vendor contract and who should pick the superintendent in District 2's runoff.

Vote Yes on 3 sent over 98% of recent spending to a firm owned by Pat Bainter, once linked to the 2020 vote-siphoning plot.

Ken McCool stumped with Gov. Josh Stein in east Charlotte without once naming his opponent, Tricia Cotham.

An advocacy group says about 81,500 kids in 3-K and pre-K would qualify for year-round coverage under the plan.

The Ohio governor hopeful says free breakfast and lunch could cost up to $330 million a year, paid for by cutting private school vouchers.