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Yellow window decals with QR codes will be made available for local stores to help deter thieves.

A U.S. district judge’s May 7 ruling ordered that illegal immigrants first be given notice and a chance to seek protection.

The reconciliation budget has hit a rough patch in the House as moderate and conservative Republicans fight for differing priorities.

The administration argued the pandemic-era grants were no longer needed while plaintiff states argued that the cuts were illegal and hurt public health.

In its downgrade decision, Moody’s cites mounting debt and skepticism over deficit reduction.

While federal support may keep some power plants open, natural gas, steel uncertainty, and population decline are the main threats to Monongahela Valley coal.

The strike crippling the train system could be over soon. The engineers make about $113,000 a year and are seeking an increase to about $120,000 by 2027.

Videos shared to social media showed thick black smoke billowing from the garage.

The 90-second communications blackout came after similar problems at Newark International Airport in New Jersey.

A former assistant city manager sent bogus requests for reimbursement to insurance companies, then deposited their checks in his own account, prosecutors say.

Rising construction costs and high interest rates are making it difficult for builders to deliver affordable homes.