A proposed set of local ordinances in Traverse City, Michigan, has sparked a significant civil liberties dispute — one that could shape how the city handles public safety and homelessness for years to come.
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College basketball season is on the horizon, and Northeastern Pennsylvania has a homegrown connection to one of the sport's most storied programs. Gerry McNamara — a Scranton native and former Syracuse star — is now leading the Orange as head coach, and local sports media are taking notice ahead of the team's home opener.
A wave of intimidation is targeting the very people responsible for running America's elections — and this week, it hit Arizona's state Capitol. On Thursday afternoon, an envelope containing white powder forced the evacuation of Arizona's Executive Tower, the building that houses both the Governor's Office and the Secretary of State's Office.
A massive technology investment is coming to the suburbs of Detroit — but not everyone in the neighborhood is celebrating. Google's plan to build one of its largest data centers in Michigan cleared a key hurdle this week, exposing a sharp divide between economic optimism and the everyday frustrations of people who live next door to the construction site.
For most Lackawanna County homeowners, the headline looks reassuring: property taxes aren't going up in 2027. But beneath that relief, county financial leaders are sounding a serious alarm about what's quietly driving government costs higher — and what it could mean for residents' wallets in the years ahead.
Gov. Josh Stein announces $2.2M in grants for rural NC, creating 219 jobs and leveraging $504M in private investment, boosting local economies.
Governor Shapiro's strategic initiative attracts $43B in investments, driving significant job growth and the largest expansion of PhilaPort, boosting the economy.
For months, North Carolina has been locked in one of its most severe drought cycles in recent memory — but last weekend, the remnants of Hurricane Isaias brought a dramatic shift for communities in the western part of the state. While the storm caused flooding and destruction, it also delivered something parched counties desperately needed: rain.
Pittsfield Township joins 42 other Michigan communities as a Certified Local Government, gaining access to federal grants for historic preservation efforts.
Gas prices, farm futures, and the cost of war — these are the kitchen-table concerns driving one of Iowa's most closely watched congressional races this fall. In Iowa's 4th Congressional District, Republican Chris McGowan and Democrat Dave Dawson squared off in a second debate, and while they agreed on more than you might expect, the differences between them reveal two very different visions for how Washington should handle the pressures hitting American families right now.