U.S. Rep. John James of Shelby Township, the Republican nominee for governor, has staked his campaign’s data center platform ...

Last October, Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha joined 38 other state attorneys general in signing a letter urging ...

In Minnesota, an elementary schooler has gone without surgery to treat a rare, life-threatening neck infection that isn’t ...

What’s the No. 1 complaint I hear from Indy residents about our local news? It’s biased. At every single public event I host, at least one participant tells me they can detect bias in our news, and, ...

Eighty-two thousand fewer Hoosiers are receiving benefits through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program since ...

With state energy regulators expected to decide in the coming weeks whether to allow the sale of 13 hydroelectric dams, residents, business owners and conservation advocates made their way to the ...

Gwendolyn Nevada Toney, 96, died peacefully in her sleep the Sunday morning of Aug. 24.Gwennie long had been the caterer of choice for Wichita’s elite. A mother of five who lost four before her death.

Milwaukee is tightening the leash around Flock automatic license plate reader cameras, with elected leaders calling for more oversight and restrictions as investigations into misuse by officers ...

In the past year, FirstEnergy Pennsylvania has seen a growing number of attempted malware and cyberattacks around their ...

This article was first published by The Marshall Project, a nonprofit news organization covering the U.S. criminal justice system.

In the 1957 case of Sweezy vs. New Hampshire, the U.S. Supreme Court warned states that “liberties in the areas of academic freedom and political expression” were “areas in which government should be ...

The Corpus Christi City Council voted 5-3 Tuesday night to reject, again, an almost billion-dollar water treatment plant ...