The Long Island village will also approve variances for a religious community center and drive-through café at the former bank site.

Doors open at 2 p.m. for the free rally, which requires RSVP, as early voting climbs in two Kansas counties.

The $2.3 billion candidate says his wealth frees him from special-interest donors, even as Amy Acton calls him out of touch.

The Ohio River village of 904 could lose a third of its budget and its own water wells as its century-old chemical plant shuts down.

Council Bluffs is weighing tax incentives tied to Google's Southlands data center and concerns about electric franchise fees associated with the company.

The Arizona Technology Council's endorsements span Senate and House races, favoring candidates who back STEM funding and innovation policy.

The Bethesda-based defense giant says the 10-year deal could support 317,000 U.S. jobs, though it's not yet a signed contract.

Supt. Greg Bonewald says students earned 801 UIL points — more than every other district school combined.

A Glens Falls parking resolution passed 3-2, while city rules provide a process for choosing an acting mayor.

A Mesta Park property owner told a mother the complex was not kid friendly before the Justice Department stepped in.

Bellows land once destined for state return will stay with the military, citing new operational needs.

Former Georgia staffers allege they lost their jobs after pushing back on a pullback from abortion access and LGBTQ+ outreach.

Mayor Kate Gallego says Snell & Wilmer sued Phoenix over data-center rules on behalf of client WBR — and the city just scored a partial win.