A masked independent journalist was arrested after confrontations while testing constitutional rights on public properties, leading to an alleged assault charge.

Wisconsin's DNR is seeking public input on Inland Label's Green Tier applications for its Neenah and La Crosse facilities, acknowledging their efforts to exceed environmental standards.

Alector Inc. cuts its workforce by nearly 50% following the failure of its dementia drug trial, signalling challenges in the biotech sector and the drug development process.

San Francisco settled with online tobacco retailers for nearly $3 million due to illegal sales of flavored nicotine products, enforcing strict health laws and protocols to prevent future violations.

George Gault was arrested by the Nevada County Sheriff for residential burglary and stealing a golf cart, which was later advertised online and recovered.

Denver Auditor Timothy O’Brien reported prime contractors violated contracts without penalty, disadvantaging small, minority, and women-owned business subcontractors; a lack of oversight and communication was also highlighted.

Cleveland invests $21M to upgrade police buildings as part of the Mayor’s RISE Initiative to enhance public safety, with sustainable upgrades by Leopardo Energy ensuring operational efficiency and job creation.

The DEA's 29th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day offers a safe way to dispose of unwanted medicines on October 25, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Lincoln Square in North Arlington is transforming into a retail and community hub called Anthem, with construction starting mid-2026 and new businesses opening by 2027.

NY Attorney General Letitia James filed a lawsuit against Royalty Tobacco shop and its owners for illegal sales of flavored vapes and targeting underage buyers.

The DEA's 29th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day offers free disposal of unused medications at various locations to prevent misuse and promote safety.

Wayflyer, an Ireland-based fintech startup, has chosen Charlotte, North Carolina for its U.S. headquarters, attracted by the city's financial scene and talent pool.

State Farm is set to enter the Massachusetts insurance market in 2027, planning to offer a comprehensive range of services. Despite their established national presence, this marks their full debut in the state, joining a competitive local industry.