Reception of the Port Authority of Guam’s 2025 Master Plan appears positive, so it will likely move forward and be approved, according to Bureau of Statistics and Plans Director Lola Leon Guerrero.

A proposed $500 million data center in Sangamon County could be voted on as early as April 7. Here's what to know.

The director of a Tennessee library system was fired after she refused to move more than 100 books that discuss gender identity or contain violence from children's shelves to the adult section. The ...

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TORONTO - Rapidly shifting geopolitics is causing leaders in Canada’s financial sector to push for measures to boost resilience even if it means accepting greater risk. National Bank chief executive ...

The boats will be returning to McCovey Cove, the garlic is being freshly chopped for the fries, and the gorgeous, unmistakable mix of grass, dirt, brick, wind and water at Oracle Park is nearly ready ...

Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys have gotten off to a slower and lower key start to NFL free agency than many fans were expecting. That being said, there are still quality players available and the ...

ATLANTA — Governor Brian Kemp on Tuesday hailed Yamaha's recent decision to relocate its U.S. headquarters from California to metro Atlanta as a "loud and clear testament to what we offer job creators ...

WASHINGTON — Gov. Jeff Landry is seeking to move West Feliciana Parish — where the state penitentiary at Angola is located — into a different federal judicial district after criticizing “liberal ...

MILAN(AP) — Taylor Heise was tired, and she knew Megan Keller could skate fast. The end result was the golden goal in overtime that gave the U.S. an emotional victory over Canada in the women's hockey ...

Curio Gallery & Creative Supply announced its closing date ahead of its move to the former offices of the Lancaster Parking Authority. The last day for Curio's current location, at 106 W. Chestnut St.