Massachusetts and Florida plants will handle modernization, production restart services and technical studies, while a separate Navy order tackles fleet readiness woes.

The six face a Raleigh courtroom Thursday, just as North Carolina's early voting kicks off statewide.

Cumberland's school committee rejected pausing its redistricting plan, even as Garvin Elementary edges toward 112 percent capacity.

Germany's finance chief says Russia won't simply retake its G20 seat, even as Washington warms to Moscow's envoy.

Republican Leah Longest and Democrat Chris Odneal are chasing Shawnee's open House seat with sharply different fixes for data centers and mental-health gaps.

Lamar Fisher wants a pause before any hyperscale facility lands next to Broward's single-family neighborhoods.

SeatGeek, Vivid Seats and TickPick say the RESALE Act's 10% resale cap is unconstitutional — and want it blocked before January.

The School District of Lancaster says the status quo isn't an option as it weighs closing Price Elementary and Wheatland Middle School.

Judge Jon Hulsing ruled RWE Solar can take the Smallegan farmland, barring hunting or crops the family once allowed.

Cary Gaylord says Florida's diversity rule for a judicial nominating panel blocked him from two open seats he sought this month.

FIFA signed a seven-year, $4 million lease on a Trump Tower suite that barely gets used, as a former governance chief calls it a possible conflict of interest.

A revived moratorium carves out Google's massive Project Maize, and the council member who wrote the original version says he wasn't even consulted.

CREW says Kushner's $6B investment firm runs almost entirely on foreign money while he negotiates U.S. policy unchecked.